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Do you think Donald Trump will hold onto his U.S. presidency next week? If you do, BCLC will give you odds of around 6/4 (one and a half times your stake) against Republican Trump staying in the White House.

High-traffic intersections will be the focus of Richmond RCMP’s recently-launched pedestrian safety campaign, as the days get shorter and the weather changes. More than 2,600 pedestrians are hit by vehicles each year in B.C.

For some, Halloween is the best time of year, but for others, the loud noises and shadowy figures lurking in the night can be traumatizing including our four-legged companions.

Carole James has advice for first-time members of B.C.’s legislative assembly. “Trust your gut. Trust your heart,” B.C.

Two roads in Richmond will be named after Const. Jimmy Ng, an RCMP officer who was killed in a hit and run in 2002. Cst. Jimmy Ng Road and Cst. Jimmy Ng Place will be part of the Richmond Centre redevelopment project.

Investigation underway into Friday night stabbing that sent one 16-year-old to hospital

Masks will be mandatory in Richmond’s city-operated facilities starting Nov. 1.

Elections BC estimates that at least 52.4 per cent of registered voters voted in the 2020 Provincial General Election.

With the pandemic still gripping the country, the Royal Canadian Legion has partnered with HSBC Bank Canada to make it safe, secure, and easier than ever to donate and wear a poppy with touchless HSBC “Pay Tribute” tap-enabled donation boxes.

Our knowledge of COVID-19 and how it spreads continues to evolve. Now that we’ve entered our second wave, let’s clear up four endemic COVID confusions.