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Encouraging Canadians to remember from home this year, the Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) is launching #ShineOn, a digital remembrance campaign.

The City of Richmond “unreasonably cancelled” a building permit application for a cannabis greenhouse on a property in the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR), a BC Supreme Court judge has ruled. In a judicial review published Nov.

Beginning this weekend, BC RCMP West Coast Marine Services will be on board some BC Ferries vessels to support Transport Canada and BC Ferries in educating passengers on safety rules and enforcing the Canada Shipping Act, 2001.

A sixth Richmond school is reporting a COVID-19 exposure this week. A letter was sent on Friday to parents of Richmond Secondary students, informing them of the exposure to the virus.

After the first day of counting absentee and mail-in ballots, the gap between NDP’s Henry Yao and BC Liberals’ Alexa Loo hadn’t changed much, with the former in a slight lead. At 6 p.m.

Lay off the birthday parties and sleepovers – and maybe consider cutting back on your children’s extracurricular activities. That was some of the advice for parents from provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry at a media briefing on Thursday, Nov.

A road in east Richmond was repaved with four times more recycled material than normal. The City of Richmond and the asphalt manufacturer, LaFarge Canada, will monitor the 800-metre stretch on No.

Richmond Mayor Malcolm Brodie is not looking to get gift cards nor attention, and he isn't in need of money.

Richmond RCMP is appealing for witnesses of a collision that left a pedestrian with “significant injuries.” The collision is believed to have occurred between approximately 8 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. on Oct. 13, near River Road and No.

As the U.S. presidential election results begin to point more clearly to a Biden victory, Google searches into moving to Canada have abated.