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Dozens of demonstrators gathered in Richmond Saturday to demand justice for a B.C. nursing student who is alleging police brutality by an RCMP officer during a mental wellness check.

Health officials are warning of another possible COVID-19 exposure on a flight into Vancouver. The B.C.

Long-time Coun. Harold Steves will not be seeking re-election to Richmond council, according to a tweet he sent out on Saturday.

The Ministry of Education is asking parents in Richmond and across B.C. to share how COVID-19 may have impacted learning experiences. The ministry is asking parents to complete an online survey by July 24.

As of Saturday night, a section of No. 5 road will be temporarily closed to traffic due to road work. No. 5 Road between Vulcan Way and River Road will be closed for 24 hours, from 8 p.m. Saturday, July 11 to 8 p.m. Sunday, July 12.

A Richmond woman who survived a possible abduction attempt is sharing her terrifying experience with the public to warn others.

The phone service that answered a policing call from a Burnaby woman is trying to make amends after the woman says she was “berated” by the person who took the call.

A recently discovered comet will grace the night sky over B.C. for the next couple of weeks, before disappearing again for thousands of years.

Two of Richmond’s spray parks have reopened, just in time for the weekend.

A fire set early Friday morning not far from Blundell elementary may be the work of a serial arsonist, according to Richmond RCMP. Police say they responded to a bush fire along the edge of Blundell Park at approximately 4:30 a.m.