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Richmond’s Ironwood library branch is closed until further notice after a small fire broke out early Saturday morning. The fire began in a supply room before any staff or guests were in the library.

Delta firefighters are still investigating the cause of a fire at Western Rubber Products Ltd. on Annacis Island Sunday night. Delta fire received several 911 calls just after 6 p.m.

Vancouver's Mayor Gregor Robertson and various industry professionals were on hand to celebrate the opening of the Zero Emissions Building Exchange (Zebx) Centre for Excellence July 19 at Simon Fraser University’s Segal Building in downtown Vancouver

This week at city council, topics such as soil dumping fees for Garden City Lands, updates to accessible parking regulations and Richmond’s bike share program are on the agenda. Richmond's city council meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m.

Visitors to BC Parks and forestry recreation sites have another reason to celebrate Canada’s Parks Day, with the addition of 431 new campsites throughout the province.

All four Richmond MLAs, along with their BC Liberal Party leader, gathered last week to express their concerns regarding the upcoming B.C. referendum on changing the way the province elects politicians.

A multi-jurisdiction police operation linked to gang activity appeared to end with the arrest of a woman in Richmond.

Two public transit buses collided during morning rush hour traffic this week, on Steveston Highway, just east of the Shell Road intersection. On Tuesday, July 17, at around 7:45 a.m.

Ride-hailing companies such as Uber and Lyft won’t be operating in B.C. until at least 2019, Transportation Minister Claire Trevena announced Thursday.

Two arrests were made this week in connection to a recent property crime spree in Tsawwassen.