Har-Way Holdings Ltd.
A Long-Standing Family Business in Ladysmith
Har-Way Holdings Ltd. owns and manages commercial and residential properties in Ladysmith, British Columbia, with a long-standing presence in the town’s commercial core.
Company Introduction
Rooted in Ladysmith’s commercial core.
Har-Way Holdings Ltd. owns and manages properties located along First Avenue and surrounding areas in Ladysmith. These properties form part of a long-standing ownership base connected to the Richmond family’s history of business, service, and community presence in the town.
Many of these sites have supported grocery, retail, service, office, and commercial activity for decades. Today, Har-Way continues to maintain these properties with a long-term view, supporting existing uses while considering how key sites may evolve over time.
The company’s approach is patient and place-based: preserve continuity, respect the surrounding community, and plan carefully for future possibilities.
Our Team
Family leadership and professional stewardship.
Har-Way is guided by family ownership and supported by professional management, financial, and property experience. The company’s leadership reflects both the Richmond family’s long-standing connection to Ladysmith and its ongoing responsibility for the properties it holds.
Wayne and Harmina Richmond Founders
Peter Richmond, CPA, CA President & CFO
Kathy Richmond Secretary
Lesley Richmond Executive Assistant
Zachary Richmond, CPA, CA Financial Analyst
Luke Borgerson, CPA student Controller
Cecil Sullivan Property Manager
Over the Years
A history of local business, growth, and community service.
From its Ladysmith roots, the family business grew over time to include stores in Ladysmith, Chemainus, Cedar, and two locations in Duncan, British Columbia.
Looking Ahead
Planning carefully for the future of key Ladysmith properties.
Har-Way’s work today is focused on responsible ownership, property management, and long-term planning. As Ladysmith continues to grow and change, the company is considering how its properties can continue to support the town’s commercial core while respecting the history and character of the community.
This future-facing work is approached with care, patience, and a continued commitment to the place Har-Way has been part of for decades.