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Researchers are collecting samples from five wastewater treatment plants around Metro Vancouver — including the two facilities in Richmond — to help develop a COVID-19 surveillance tool. Dr.

Architects have a dream, project engineers need to figure out how to make it a reality and the secretary-treasurer lets them know if there’s money to pay for it.

Police were called to the controversial mega mansion on No. 4 Road at around noon on Wednesday

A Second World War veteran from Richmond has passed away, a day after his 99th birthday and just a few days before Remembrance Day.

Sorrow and futility – these are the sentiments Robert Bulloch feels when thinking about the loss of life resulting from the First and Second World Wars – including members of his own family.

A Richmond driver won’t be able to drive on the road for the next three months after a drinking and driving, and a hit-and-run incident involving an undercover police car last week.

Richmond riders who use transit this Sunday may see copper surfaces installed on select buses and SkyTrain cars as part of TransLink’s new pilot project.

Several Steveston artists have donated art to rally around a woman, Kathy Dornan, struggling with ovarian cancer. Her sister, Luella Cook, a Richmond resident, has been part of the team organizing the auction, dubbed the Kindness Online Art Auction.

Coun. Kelly Greene was elected to the provincial legislature to represent Richmond-Steveston

It has a battery that can overheat when the incorrect screws are used for installation, posing fire and burn hazards.