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The province needs to ensure it doesn’t take a “one size fits all” approach when it comes to economic recovery, according to Maple Ridge-Mission MLA Bob D’Eith. D’Eith, along with B.C.

RCMP are warning parents after a Burnaby toddler fell out of a second-floor window on Wednesday. Burnaby RCMP say the child had fallen 20 feet from the window.

The Richmond Chamber of Commerce is calling the extension of temporary layoffs to 24 weeks – previously 16 weeks - “ a real win” during the COVIC-19 pandemic.

Allegations were not included in final report submitted to Vancouver Police Board

A Richmond man is facing an assault charge after allegedly striking an RCMP officer in the face and head while being arrested earlier this week.

LifeLabs failed to protect millions of Canadians’ personal health information, according to the Information and Privacy Commissioners of B.C. (OIPC) and Ontario (IPC), resulting in a “significant” data breach last fall. The B.C.

If you’re wondering where your Richmond News is today (June 25), don’t worry. It’s coming – albeit a little late. There was a problem at the press, which kicked off a chain reaction with the warehouse, drivers and carriers.

Canada Day at Home — a virtual event — will replace the normally well-attended Steveston Salmon Festival on July 1, the biggest event usually put on by the Steveston Community Society and the Richmond Agricultural and Industrial Society.

Do you know Richmond well enough to be an ambassador for the city? That’s the question Tourism Richmond is asking residents with the launch of their new “Pacific. Authentic. Locals” program.

Wildlife Rescue Association of B.C. says more than a dozen protected heron fledglings died this week in Tsawwassen due to deforestation.