ELECTION COVERAGE
City Tells Candidates Magnetic Campaign Signs on Cars Aren’t Permitted
Richmond Hill has told election candidates not to use removable magnetic campaign signs on vehicles. The notice follows Ward 2 candidate Sigmund Lee’s plan to use car magnets instead of conventional election signs, raising questions about how the City is interpreting its sign by-law.
COMMUNITY
GO Service Cuts Make Downtown Trips Harder for Richmond Hill Riders
Reduced Barrie GO service will have an overlooked impact on Richmond Hill residents who use nearby M…
New Highway 404 Crossing Opens Friday, Linking Richmond Hill and Markham
A new road crossing over Highway 404 between 16th Avenue and Major Mackenzie Drive opens Friday, Sep…
Perspective
Ideas, arguments and local perspectives
UNDERSTAND RH
ISSUES
Could Neighbourhood Co-working Spaces Help Richmond Hill’s Traffic?
What if the answer to some of Richmond Hill’s traffic isn’t moving commuters faster, but helping the…
RH 101: Explainers
Data Centres Are Already Here. Is Richmond Hill Ready for More?
Richmond Hill already hosts several data centres, with more proposed. As Canada pushes for greater d…
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