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Legal challenge argues Coastal GasLink pipeline violates Canada’s Paris Agreement commitments

Couns. Harold Steves and Bill McNulty as well as city staff will travel to Japan for a face-to-face meeting to invite the Kaiwo Maru tall ship to attend a 2023 maritime festival in Richmond.

Coquitlam mayor fires back at letters demanding the city should shut borders to prevent the spread of coronavirus

It doesn’t have enough capacity, according to Delta and others. The provincial government this week announced a contract has been awarded for the Pattullo Bridge replacement, a $1.

The opening ceremony of the Vancouver Olympics was 10 years ago today, which means it has been exactly that long since Tony Parks stopped Wayne Gretzky from falling out of a pickup truck.

The city will clean up a property on No. 3 Road that has been littered with debris and farm machinery - at the expense of the owner. In late 2019, city staff was recommending council order a dilapidated house at 12620 No. 3 Rd.

Two weeks after Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum commemorated the death of Kobe Bryant on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, councillor Laurie Guerra read a post-dated proclamation to mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau,

Doug McCallum says Uber should have waited for a regional licensing framework for ride hailing, which was approved by him and other mayors on January 30 – two days after Surrey’s bylaw officers started fining Uber and its drivers

Marco Mendicino, the Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, told the Richmond News the federal government wants to “weed out” abuses in the immigration system, but he added the principle of “jus soli” — birthright citizenship — has served

Games were catalyst for two major transportation projects