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UPDATE: Expect heavy delays at Massey Tunnel this morning

UPDATE: Expect heavy delays at Massey Tunnel this morning

UPDATE: The incident has been cleared but there is still heavy congestion in the area. CLEAR - #BCHwy99 - NB Vehicle incident just north of #BCHwy17 has reduced traffic to one lane. Emergency vehicles on scene. Expect heavy congestion and delays.
Private school expansion rejected in Richmond's ALR

Private school expansion rejected in Richmond's ALR

A proposal to build a non-religious private school on Richmond’s “Highway to Heaven” – located in the Agricultural Land Reserve – was rejected by council on Monday evening.
Hospital parking fees under review by health minister

Hospital parking fees under review by health minister

B.C. Health Minister Adrian Dix says the elimination of hospital parking fees is a complicated issue that he is reviewing with Premier John Horgan. But he’s not promising any action.
Temporary KPU shuttle buses during transit strike this week

Temporary KPU shuttle buses during transit strike this week

Temporary KPU shuttle bus services are being scheduled between Surrey and Richmond campuses in anticipation of a transit strike expected from Nov. 27 to 29. Shuttle buses will run every 45 minutes to an hour between 7 a.m. and 5:15 p.m.
Video: Snow geese honk their way into Richmond

Video: Snow geese honk their way into Richmond

Snow geese have made their annual return to Richmond, turning green sports fields white.
One third of police complaints not handled on time

One third of police complaints not handled on time

Civilian complaint process would relieve police burdens
YVR's president sets sights on summer retirement

YVR's president sets sights on summer retirement

YVR will be needing a new president starting next summer after Craig Richmond announced he will retire in June.
North Van fraudster who targeted empty mansion owners sentenced

North Van fraudster who targeted empty mansion owners sentenced

A fraud artist has been sentenced to 15 months in jail after pleading guilty to a host of charges related to mail theft, identity theft and use of stolen credit cards.
Phase 1 of city’s plastics ban supported by 76% of Vancouverites

Phase 1 of city’s plastics ban supported by 76% of Vancouverites

If a new bylaw is rigorously enforced on New Year’s Eve in the city of Vancouver, the slice of cake that you could not finish at the restaurant following your toast to a successful 2020 will have to be brought home in a takeout container that is not
Richmond farmer wins strawberry sign battle with city in court

Richmond farmer wins strawberry sign battle with city in court

Bill Zylmans was found not guilty by a judge of placing his giant seasonal sign on city property