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A major spike in system-wide boardings is a sign that transit ridership is beginning to recover, TransLink reported Wednesday.

Bryce Casavant, who has been a vocal advocate of BC Conservation Officer Service reform — including in the Tri-Cities — says the ruling sets a precedent that the service needs to be treated as police, and therefore, have the same civilian oversight as other law enforcement bodies

Richmond business owners now have access to a newly-launched program to help them recover and adapt to the impacts COVID-19 has made to their businesses.

A real estate development firm has capitalized on the high demand for industrial space in north Richmond by partnering with a Toronto-based investor to close a deal on a coveted property.

With more and more services reopening to the public, a big question is what residents are comfortable using during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A drive-through COVID-19 assessment centre is opening in Richmond on Wednesday, so those in the city and surrounding areas can get screened and tested for the virus that has cause a global pandemic. Located at 6820 Gilbert Rd.

City of Surrey paid $65,130 for a legal battle against Uber, which did not send city hall its legal bill following a successful injunction against ticketing of its drivers

A video posted on social media on Monday appears to show a Caucasian man in his 60s or 70s, venting his views about China towards a group of Asian individuals.

Richmond city council would like to see rooftop gardens, solar panels and electric-vehicle (EV) chargers on non-residential properties. The request of staff to look into these items was put forward by Coun.

Since ridership is still low due to the COVID-19 pandemic, TransLink has expedited the project.