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The RCMP has had to help out the local quarantine officer “a handful of times” to “encourage the client to be compliant to the Act,” according to William Ng, Officer in Charge of the Richmond RCMP.

If there’s one thing that many young Canadians are certain of these days, it’s that they’re feeling a lack of certainty when it comes to their immediate futures. But they’re also feeling a lot of hope.

As more than 7 million Canadians find themselves in need of federal aid in order to stay afloat amid the COVID-19 pandemic, a new poll finds many support the idea of a Universal Basic Income (UBI) in Canada.

Opening must align with Phase 3 of B.C.'s Restart Plan

With more people returning to Metro Vancouver’s transit system, TransLink wants to hear from local innovators on how to ramp up safety and cleanliness on the system.

Peace Arch Provincial Park at the Peace Arch border crossing is being closed, as of this evening at 8 p.m. A release from the B.C.

Canada Day at Home - a virtual event to ensure physical distancing - will replace the normally well-attended Steveston Salmon Festival/Canada Day celebration on July 1.

The open burning restrictions that have been in place in Metro Vancouver since March 27 have been lifted.

Nurses who test positive for COVID-19 could face lengthy delays when waiting for compensation through WorkSafeBC (WSBC), says the BC Nurses Union (BCNU).

A Richmond store is once again facing criticism for selling lookalike driving stickers.