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Chimo Community Services has launched a non-profit initiative to give seniors the opportunity to help other seniors, after seeing a jump in calls regarding COVID-19-related challenges.

Massacre was part of events leading up to a significant wave of immigration that shaped Vancouver and B.C.

Richmond has had one of the lowest number of cases of COVID-19 in the Greater Vancouver and Fraser Valley areas - 88 cases so far. This is about half the number of neighbouring Vancouver when population is taken into account.

Here is a happy update to a story we posted on our website ealier this week.

Some Richmond parents said they feel their children don’t matter after the provincial government cut $12 million from its budget to the Independent Distributed Learning (IDL) system.

Ma Eriberta Lauang claims to have "been a mentor" to other staff while working in a hospital

While government funding has been distributed across Canada to help support citizens through COVID-19, low-income seniors are excited to finally getting their share of financial aid.

Richmond city hall will re-open to the public on Monday, June 8 – but only to allow people to pay property tax and utility bills. The city is also stressing that it won’t be taking cash payments, only cheques, debit or credit cards.

Motorists entering Richmond via the No. 2 Road Bridge should expect delays on Wednesday afternoon. A crash at the intersection of No. 2 Road and Westminster Highway has southbound traffic backed up over the No. 2 Road Bridge just before Inglis Drive.

The City of Richmond is ordering two new fire trucks to the tune of $2.4 million.