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The Chinese financial technology giant formerly known as Alipay – whose e-payment system has increasingly expanded into B.C.

A business incubator has been launched to help immigrants set up businesses in Canada and to help Canadians to do business in China.

Saltworks Technologies , a Richmond company focusing on treating “the toughest” wastewater in the world, received a $4.4 million investment from the federal government for its innovation.

Herbaland Naturals , a Richmond-based nutritional gummy manufacturer, announced Sunday it will use compostable packaging for its best-selling Vegan Protein Gummies products to replace traditional plastic bags.

Last year, a Canadian non-profit group planned to launch a promotional effort to reverse the largely negative sentiment towards cannabis among those in Asian communities.

Hollywood shows forcing some local producers to shift focus outside B.C.

Climate change is a global issue. Greenhouse gases (GHGs) don’t recognize borders or legal jurisdictions, so we all need to do our part to reduce emissions.

The Richmond News has put together a non-exhaustive list of discounts available in businesses in the city (exclusions may apply): Bashir's Auto Cosmetics: Customers aged 60 and older can receive 50 per cent off certain car wash packages Monday throug

Province may move to marijuana microproducers to meet demand, minister of solicitor general and public safety says

Cannabis edibles are currently not legalized for sales, but 720 Sweets , an ice cream chain headquartered in Richmond, just launched a campaign on social media about its new “Green Goblin” ice cream that will be available for people “19 years old or