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LaFarge plans to burn pellets made from biosolids – human waste– originating from Vancouver Island, at its Richmond plant. The biosolids are recovered from wastewater treatment process and burn at a high heat.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau outlined a series of spending announcements on May 9

It started on Wednesday evening. I noticed my throat was a little sore, so I popped a Tylenol. Under normal circumstances, I wouldn’t have given this sore throat a second thought. But these are not normal circumstances. I was a little worried.

A wrangle over a home between a wealthy Richmond resident and her Chinese national ex-husband, who she met on a dating site, has come out in a Court of Appeal hearing.

As of Friday 11 a.m., there were four people – three patients and one staff member – who had contracted COVID-19 as part of the outbreak at Richmond Hospital, according to the Ministry of Health. This is double the number reported on Tuesday.

‘If people don’t leave the park voluntarily, police may be called upon to enforce the evacuation order’

SpeakEasy Cannabis Club Ltd. admits purported consultants were paid $1.45 million but performed no consulting work

With 13 per cent unemployment across the country, Richmond’s four MLAs want to see a push for economic recovery, including relief for small businesses but also relief on vehicle insurance. The four MLAs, all part of the Liberal opposition in the B.C.

Canadians who served overseas and on the home front are being honoured on two new Canada Post stamps, unveiled Friday to mark the 75th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day.

TransLink is suspending its planned service reductions and is rescinding the layoff notices issued to roughly 1,500 employees, as the province looks to begin reopening later this month, the transit authority said Friday.