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Students around Richmond are preparing for their Remembrance Day assemblies that will educate students and honour those who served with songs, performances and visits from veterans.

In the first days of November, the political attention of the province has shifted away from municipal politics.

Legion said the container, located at the Coquitlam Public Library, could have held between $100 and $200

Richmond home owners can now find their quarterly utility bill statements in the mail or online. Deadline for payment is Wednesday, Dec. 12. Bills can be paid online or in person to avoid any potential Canada Post service disruptions.

If you are a conscientious consumer, you may look for sustainable seafood labels when buying fish or ordering seafood in a restaurant. You may look for the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) label when buying tuna in the grocery store, for example.

Operation Red Nose is kicking off its 17th year in Richmond and Delta this week with the hopes of keeping people safe this holiday season.

For the first time, Remembrance Day poppies have gone digital in a campaign meant to complement the traditional lapel poppy pin. Available now until Nov.

An insurance group with an office in Richmond is facing allegations of $47 million investment fraud. The British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) has accused the three leaders of FS Financial Strategies Inc.

A long-term plan for Grouse Mountain Regional Park, including the banning of dogs on a popular trail, was unanimously approved by the Metro Vancouver board on Oct. 26. Upgrading the B.C.

The first case of somebody stealing a poppy box has sadly arrived. A Remembrance Day poppy donation box was swiped off the counter of a Tim Hortons in Coquitlam's Austin Heights neighbourhood early Friday morning.