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“At least you are not trapped in a third-world country.” That’s the response a Tsawwassen couple received from an embassy official in Hawaii as they tried for two months to get back home.

But the poll also found a majority supporting small and local businesses, while avoiding those who reportedly treated workers unfairly during the pandemic.

Activist tells German news outlet that Hong Kong authorities’ decision to ban vigil this year was attempt to appease Chinese government

Two Steveston businesses have been approved for expanded patios, allowing them to let more customers in now with COVID-19 physical distancing restrictions in place. The Porthole and Steveston Built Local Taphouse and Grill, both located on No.

The Richmond Board of Education is considering adding $1.5 million to its budget for enhanced cleaning in school next year because of the COVID-19 pandemic and increased demands for sanitization.

One person in Richmond has been fined $1,000 under the federal Quarantine Act, the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) confirmed. However, the agency would not provide further details on the case.

"It will be a different hiking experience than usual."

The cracked pool at the Minoru Centre for Active Living has been rebuilt. This was brought up at council on Monday by Coun. Linda McPhail who asked for confirmation from city staff about the state of repairs.

Video shows fishing boat steaming back to Steveston with its first catch of the season

The family of a 26-year-old Port Alberni woman is flying to Edmundston, New Brunswick, on Sunday in a quest for answers as to why Chantel Moore was shot by police during a wellness check early Thursday morning.