Plea deal in case of Richmond Hill’s Elnaz Hajtamiri
A plea deal has been reached in the case of Richmond Hill resident Elnaz Hajtamiri, where the violent attack that preceded her disappearance first unfolded.
YRT Wants Your Input on Richmond Hill Transit Changes
Transit changes could be coming to Richmond Hill. YRT is asking residents for feedback on its proposed 2027 Annual Transit Plan, with local consultation events at Oak Ridges Community Centre and Richmond Hill Centre this month. Comments are open until May 31.
Nominations Open for 2026 Municipal Election
Nominations are now open for the 2026 municipal election in Richmond Hill. With local issues and past council controversies in focus, the race for city hall is officially underway.
A Place to Gather — King Henry’s Arms
We’re expanding this column a bit. Alongside events, we’ll now spotlight local places worth knowing—spots where the community actually shows up, lingers, and connects. This…
Richmond Hill Home Invasion Leaves One Injured
A ранy-morning home invasion in Richmond Hill has left one person injured and sparked concern among residents. Police say the incident was targeted and are asking for public help as the investigation continues.
Richmond Hill Opens Its Doors
Step inside Richmond Hill’s hidden spaces. Doors Open and the Studio Tour return May 9, offering free access to historic sites, cultural spaces, and local artists’ studios across the city. Explore, discover, and experience your community in a whole new way.
Why Richmond Hill Lacks the “Missing Middle?”
Richmond Hill’s housing debate often jumps from detached homes straight to high-rise towers—but what about everything in between?
“Missing middle” housing—like duplexes, townhouses, and small apartment buildings—offers a quieter way to grow: more homes, without the scale of towers.
It’s not about choosing sides. It’s about expanding options.
GO Construction Fuels Service Frustration
Construction at Richmond Hill GO Station is causing crowding and confusion for riders, but many say the bigger issue remains unchanged: limited train service on the line.
Jane’s Walk comes to Richmond Hill
A global walking festival rooted in Toronto comes to Richmond Hill, inviting residents to see their city from the ground up.
Online Voting Near 90% in 2022, Expected to Hold
From rising housing pressures to a voting system where 90% cast ballots online, two City meetings this week spotlight the evolving challenges of access in Richmond Hill.
When Gas Prices Spike, Change Follows
Rising gas prices are squeezing households—but history shows they can also push cities toward less car-dependent futures.
Youth Week, Big Gaps
Richmond Hill’s Youth Week brings free events and activities for teens — but also highlights how hard it can be for young people to find places to connect in a car-dependent city.
Road Frustrations Grow in Richmond Hill
Complaints about driving and parking habits are popping up more often in Richmond Hill this spring. What’s behind the trend?
Richmond Hill: Salt, Stats & Privacy
A packed morning at Richmond Hill’s Committee of the Whole: Energy use is down but emissions are up, Lake Wilcox faces rising salt levels, and council debates how much of your personal info should be public.
Richmond Hill Rolls Into Demand
With spring approaching, interest in skating and cycling is rising in Richmond Hill, but infrastructure gaps continue to push riders into shared and improvised spaces.