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As British Columbia’s population grows, the number of available cellphone numbers shrinks. As such, the CRTC has announced that the province will receive a brand new area code in 2019.

Electricity is expected to be restored by New Year’s Eve to all areas blacked out by Thursday’s storm, which saw winds of more than 100 km/h. That would mean going without electricity for 11 days for some people. B.C.

A Richmond man has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for starting a fire that killed his son and mother-in-law.

Richmond MLA Teresa Wat appeared on a TV show aired by Chinese state-owned national television broadcaster, China Central Television (CCTV), earlier this month, where she delivered a speech about the B.C.

New Year’s Eve is just around the corner, which means many may be planning their festivities for Monday night.

Owner Jocelyn Aspa says not to chase the shy dog.

If anyone has any good luck to sprinkle around, John Kaplan might take a teaspoonful from you.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has updated a salad recall warning that was issued on December 14 due to a possible listeria contamination.

Christmas festivities are wrapping up for many, which means it’s time to take down the lights, decorations and tree. In Richmond, there are several options for recycling Christmas trees, but don’t forget to first remove all decorations and tinsel. 1.

Calling 911 is something nobody wants to have to do. Unless the fast food restaurant you’re jonesing for isn’t open 24 hours a day as advertised. Then you definitely have no issue calling 911. Right? Um, no. You don’t call for that.