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Richmond resident David Gurney is all smiles and little wonder – his bank balance has just gotten $100,000 heavier. Gurney won the cash on a Bingo Grand Scratch & Win ticket he bought recently at Pharmasave on N. 3 Road.

Firefighters and burn survivors raised $200,068 for Burn Camp at the 27th annual Burn Camp Kick Off last week. Hosted virtually, 100 young burn survivors and firefighters tuned in to celebrate Burn Camp.

Traffic calming measures in Steveston will be extended throughout the month of August following the long weekend. Council voted at Monday’s general purposes committee meeting to limit Bayview and Moncton streets to one-way traffic after the B.C.

Don’t be irresponsible. That’s the message coming from Metro Vancouver as another sunny weekend beckons.

Transit police are investigating reports that a man on a Burnaby SkyTrain platform was pretending to shoot other passengers Friday morning.

The federal government has announced new funding to support childcare in B.C. and across Canada as the economy reopens.

Adults in their senior years have coped better emotionally with the pandemic, compared to people in the lower age brackets, according to research released recently from UBC.

Healthcare providers need to “do more” to better serve diverse immigrant communities, according to a researcher at Trinity Western University (TWU), Richmond campus.

One new COVID-19 case has been reported in Richmond over the past week, bringing the city’s total to 97. The BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) released the latest case data Thursday afternoon.

Like those on any other soccer team, the Forever Young players are jubilant when they score a goal. What sets them apart, however, is how they express that joy.