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The City of Richmond is ramping up consequences for businesses that aren’t complying with provincial health orders in the wake of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

Metro Vancouver bike stores are reporting "good" levels of business in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, but owners admit that the spectre of uncertainty remains as the province considers shutting down non-essential businesses.

ICBC is offering phone-in and online services for drivers who need to renew their driver’s licences or defer payments while maintaining physical distancing requirements.

Province blocks access after public's refusal to social distance

B.C. now has 617 confirmed cases of COVID-19, up 145 from Sunday night. Dr. Bonnie Henry, B.C.’s chief medical health officer, revealed, however, on Tuesday afternoon that there were no new deaths related to the virus. In B.C.

A new free service connecting patients with healthcare professionals in British Columbia is now available. Medimap launched a new service Tuesday that can connect patients across B.C. with an available walk-in clinic doctor over secure video call.

Squamish lawyer says contract obligations may require them to stay on job

The Regional Animal Protection Society, which operates the RAPS Animal Hospital in Richmond, has sent an urgent letter to the B.C. government asking them to recognize veterinary care as an essential service.

“Investigators do not believe this was a random act,” Port Moody Police said

Body of missing man has not been found after March 14 accident in the Pitt River in which a 26-year-old woman was killed