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Canadian workers who are sick or unable to work because they need take care of their kids due to COVID-19 may be eligible for the government’s new temporary income supports.

Two lawsuits with First Nations groups are preventing the City of Richmond from doing a land acknowledgement before council meetings, according to Mayor Malcolm Brodie.

A new eight-lane tunnel or a 10-lane bridge – these are the dueling visions to fix gridlock at the George Massey crossing of the two parties vying for power in the provincial election.

Council agrees to investigate alleged systemic racism through consultation process

A new study from researchers at the University of British Columbia reveals many parents are willing to accept less rigorous testing and expedited approval of a COVID-19 vaccine.

For the next few weeks, Richmond RCMP will be out on the road targeting distracted drivers and encouraging good habits behind the wheel.

Earlier this week, a fight on a public transit bus in Surrey broke out over a disagreement about a face mask.

Testing rates among young people have gone up significantly since students returned to class, but positive testing numbers remain very low

“No shoes, no shirt, no service” is morphing into “no mask, no service” at most of Richmond’s public facilities.

Across Canada, 5.5 million workers had their jobs impacted by the economic shutdown. Anxiety hits people whether they have a job or not: employed people often worry their jobs will be the next to go