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I can’t believe that’s a law: Saskatchewan Edition

2 weeks ago | richmondsentinel.ca | Matthew Cheung

DISCLAIMER: The following article is for informational and entertainment purposes only, and does not reflect the opinions or views of the Richmond Sentinel. Last edition we ventured up north to explore the interesting laws and bylaws found in the Yukon and Northwest Territories in our 13-part series. In this edition, we will continue to examine some peculiar laws and bylaws ever enforced in the Province of Saskatchewan.
Fuggles Beer-Richmond’s only brewing production facility

1 month ago | richmondsentinel.ca | Joe Leary

Craft Beer exploded in BC some fifteen or so, years ago and an entire industry suddenly sprung up. Densely populated areas began witnessing beer communities developing; seemingly overnight. East Vancouver; dubbed ‘Yeast Van’, became something of lore among beer folk; offering numerous local breweries, all within a short walk of each other. This created dedicated beer destinations; further establishing a close-knit beer culture. Since those halcyon days there has been some recession.
I can’t believe that’s a law: Yukon and NWT edition

1 month ago | richmondsentinel.ca | Matthew Cheung

DISCLAIMER: The following article is for informational and entertainment purposes only, and does not reflect the opinions or views of the Richmond Sentinel. Following up the Albertan edition, we now venture up north to explore the Yukon and Northwest Territories in our 13-part series that examines some peculiar laws and bylaws ever enforced in these territories.
Our City Tonight

1 month ago | richmondsentinel.ca | Joe Leary

THE VIEW #1 – Don’t Say ItDon’t Say It has no car chases, no gun fire, explosions or superhero characters. For that reason (among many), we were delighted to sit down and view this wonderful, warm film about two middle-aged people who might have a second chance at love and life. Pat (Rich Grosso) is a talented chef who works days at his brother’s deli after his restaurant folded and his marriage ended.
In honour of our soldiers: William Victor Wallace

1 month ago | richmondsentinel.ca | Matthew Cheung

In a series about Richmond’s poppy street signs, in memory of our fallen soldiers, we share the story of Wallace Road. William Victor Wallace was born on Nov. 28, 1817 in Monaghan, Ireland. Around the age of 16, he and his family would move to Steveston, British Columbia, where he would attend David Lloyd George School. He would then attend Richmond High School until 1937, around the age of 19 to 20.
I can’t believe that’s a law: Alberta edition

1 month ago | richmondsentinel.ca | Matthew Cheung

DISCLAIMER: The following article is for informational and entertainment purposes only, and does not reflect the opinions or views of the Richmond Sentinel. Following the British Columbia edition, we now move onto Alberta in our 13-part series that explores some ridiculous sounding laws and bylaws ever enforced. Some bylaws and laws include prohibition of owning a pet rat, building a mud hut or house with a straw roof, and even putting a bell on a cat. 1.
Vancouver police issue an Amber Alert for a 2-year-old boy taken by his father

1 month ago | richmondsentinel.ca | Steve Erickson

Vancouver police have issued an Amber Alert for two-year-old Theodore Lim, who they say is believed to be in imminent danger. Police say the boy is thought to have been taken from a location on East Broadway by his father, Davis Lim. They say Theodore Lim has a medical condition that requires a ventilator, but he is currently without a piece of that equipment and may go into medical distress.
Congo government and M23 rebel group will hold peace talks on March 18, mediator Angola says

1 month ago | richmondsentinel.ca | Steve Erickson

DAKAR, Senegal (AP) — Congo's government and the M23 rebel group will participate in peace talks on March 18, Angola said Wednesday. A statement from Angolan President João Lourenço's office said they would begin “direct peace negotiations” in the Angolan capital, Luanda. Angola has acted as a mediator in the conflict in eastern Congo, which escalated in late January when the Rwanda-backed rebels advanced and took control of the strategic eastern Congo city of Goma.
In honour of our soldiers: Edgar Samuel Turnill

1 month ago | richmondsentinel.ca | Matthew Cheung

In a series about Richmond’s poppy street signs, in memory of our fallen soldiers, we share the story of Turnill Street. Edgar Samuel Turnill was born on Dec. 8, 1896 in Eburne, British Columbia. Eburne was a small agricultural centre for Sea Island and Lulu Island farmers, it began in the Vancouver side of the Fraser River, which had been named Marpole, before expanding to the Sea Island side.
In his own words: Trump takes credit for stock market rises but casts aside blame for sell-off

1 month ago | richmondsentinel.ca | Steve Erickson

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump in recent days has dismissed fears of a recession and brushed aside the stock market sell-off, going so far as to say, “You can’t really watch the stock market." That's a new message from a leader who has frequently pointed to the market's ups and downs as a reflection of himself and his activities, even when he was not in power.