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WHAT'S IN YOUR GARAGE: Bill Pomeroy's 1963 Corvair

WHAT'S IN YOUR GARAGE: Bill Pomeroy's 1963 Corvair

Dog and human love leaving COVID-19 stress behind in this American classic
White Rock man, 63, learns of $16M Lotto win while sitting on toilet

White Rock man, 63, learns of $16M Lotto win while sitting on toilet

A man called Tibor Tusnady from White Rock has been named as the latest Lotto millionaire. Tusnady, 63, was in the "smalllest room in the house" when he realized he had won $16.
Richmond entrepreneur creates “anti-viral” touch-free tool

Richmond entrepreneur creates “anti-viral” touch-free tool

If you don’t like wearing gloves everywhere you go during the pandemic, the owner of a Richmond-based rug and zero-waste film company may have a handy solution.
$16M Lotto winner from Surrey to be revealed, virtually

$16M Lotto winner from Surrey to be revealed, virtually

For the first time, the Lotto 6/49 winner will be revealed virtually today, given the current pandemic requiring social distancing.
Delta cannabis grower enters big market

Delta cannabis grower enters big market

An East Ladner cannabis greenhouse operation is getting into the Ontario market. Rubicon Organics Inc.
Jack Knox: ‘Last man standing’ from Dieppe raid dies at 97

Jack Knox: ‘Last man standing’ from Dieppe raid dies at 97

Ken Curry was the last man standing.
Premier resists limiting trips to Vancouver Island on May long weekend

Premier resists limiting trips to Vancouver Island on May long weekend

Premier John Horgan says he will consider a request by mayors to restrict ferry travel to Vancouver Island on the May long weekend, but he hopes such measures won’t be necessary by then.
(Video) Steveston community holds birthday parade for 85-year-old

(Video) Steveston community holds birthday parade for 85-year-old

An 85-year-old Richmond resident was given the birthday of a lifetime while still social distancing. Steveston resident Jack Tremeer, who just turned 85 on Tuesday, wasn’t sure what to expect when 12:30 p.m.
Richmond families find their groove with home schooling

Richmond families find their groove with home schooling

Three weeks ago, Linda Waithman wasn’t so confident about having her kids learning at home with in-class instruction suspended indefinitely, and she wonders whether next week things will go as smoothly.
Vancouver mayor says more community centres could open to homeless during pandemic

Vancouver mayor says more community centres could open to homeless during pandemic

B.C. minister Shane Simpson responsible for cross-ministry effort to help vulnerable in Downtown Eastside