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From war-torn Congo to a refugee camp in Namibia to a safe home in Richmond.

British Columbia Rapid Transit Company and CUPE 7000, the union representing 900 SkyTrain workers, have agreed to mediation beginning next week.

With winter on the way, the experts at ICBC offer up tips for dashing, not crashing, through the snow

Looks like the Lower Mainland could get an early taste of winter next week. Environment Canada is calling for sunshine and a high of 9°C on Thursday, however, the temperature is expected to drop down to a chilly 1°C overnight.

Two Richmond men have been found to have committed fraud by operating a Ponzi scheme which raised around $5 million from investors.

Traffic was once again diverted on Thursday morning around trucks on Alderbridge Way between Shell and No. 4 roads as the first part of a multi-use pathway was being prepared for paving.

North Delta MLA Ravi Kahlon helped spearhead new program

Richmond RCMP are asking for the public’s help in locating a 75-year-old woman, who was last seen Wednesday afternoon.

The province is supporting two new research projects into the health impacts of fighting forest fires

Two Richmond councillors talked about remembering “Canadian values” as they looked at a draft Cultural Harmony Plan for the city. Coun. Bill McNulty questioned why there wasn’t a mention of “Canadian values” and “how we got here.