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On Sunday, Nov. 11, the City of Richmond will honour men and women who gave their lives to protect Canada through its annual Remembrance Day ceremony at city hall.

As B.C. parents struggle with lack of child-care options, industry observers are lamenting limited federal goverment progress on a program that could bring in more caregivers from countries like the Philippines.

Richmond’s new council was sworn in Monday night, and as mayor and councillors recited the oath of office and the oath of allegiance, the next few years of the city’s local government launched.

The initial mailout for referendum voting packages is now done. But what happens if you don’t receive one in the mail? Eligible voters who did not receive a voting package have until midnight Nov.

Richmond’s new council will be sworn in Monday night, just over two weeks after the city’s dramatic election.

Investigation into Sunday’s drug lab explosion continues

A conference will be held in Richmond this weekend that aims to address the shortage of walk-in clinics in the city and province-wide.

Marking the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War, TransLink has introduced a line of commemorative Compass Cards to honour Canadian veterans and to raise money for a worthy cause.

TransLink CEO Kevin Desmond said his organization has been working with their municipal counterparts to ensure priority roads are clear of ice and snow

Electoral reform voting packages have been sent out and to help Richmondites make an informed decision, one individual has organized a town hall meeting in Steveston next week.