About Us

The story of The Richmond Review is the story of Richmond and its coming of age. When Bill Carruthers produced the first edition of The Richmond Review on April 1, 1932, little did he know that his four-page effort would 75 years later earn and maintain the reputation as this city's newspaper of record, providing all the latest news, sports, arts and cultural information. Or that the sleepy farming and fishing community would grow into a bustling urban centre with one of the most ethnically-diverse populations on the planet. As stewards of the community, The Richmond Review and its team of reporters takes great pride in their responsibility to bring issues that affect the lives of local residents to their attention and passionately champion the causes of those who would otherwise have no voice. That remains The Review's bread and butter, something we bring to the table of every home in Richmond each Thursday and Saturday. Contact numbers: Main line: 604-247-3700 Delivery: 604-247-3710 Newsroom: 604-247-3730 Advertising: 604-247-3729 Classified: 604-575-5555 Fax numbers: Advertising: 604-606-8763 Editorial/Circulation: 604-606-8752.

Your Community News Team

	Publisher Mary Kemmis 604-247-3702
	Editor, Columnist Bhreandain Clugston 604-247-3730	Bhreandáin Clugston is editor of The Richmond Review.
	Reporter Matthew Hoekstra 604-247-3730	Matthew Hoekstra writes about arts, city hall and community news for The Richmond Review.
	Reporter Martin van den Hemel 604-247-3730	Martin van den Hemel covers news, crime and community features for The Richmond Review.
	Sports Editor, Columnist Don Fennell 604-247-3731	Sports Editor Don Fennell has been reporting on the Richmond sports scene since 1990 and is dedicated to reporting on the accomplishments of the local sports community.
	Creative Services Manager Jaana Bjork 604-247-3716