Highlights

La Toya Barrington was once a struggling, single Black mother herself and wants to give back to the community that helped her in her time of need

Coun. Michael Wolfe still wants city staff to review the current firearms discharge bylaws

The Metro Vancouver Transit police confirmed that they are actively investigating this incident. 

The school said that participants will learn the top 10 lures that a stranger will try to use to abduct a child while they are playing outside.

Sales, prices outpace last year's tallies at mid-month: REBGV

The SOS Children's Village thrift store wanted to mark Robbie Burns Day and fundraise at the same time

Owl experts have told the News in the past how the owls in question are likely juveniles testing out their hunting skills while wrongly identifying people’s ponytails and toques as a potential meal.

Pui-Ling Yee claimed the strata failed to investigate her complaints about second-hand smoke and aromatherapy scents entering her unit from a neighbour’s unit.

A few Richmond residents contacted the Richmond News with reports of up to 10 RCMP vehicles with lights flashing around 6:30 p.m. in the area of Rice Mill, No. 5 and Dike roads.

A children’s charity in Steveston has come up with a novel way to attract attention to a fundraiser at its thrift store during Monday’s lunch hour.