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One, and 19 – that’s how many roadside workers in B.C. were killed and injured last year, respectively, after being hit by a vehicle. And between 2010 and 2019, 13 roadside workers died and 204 were injured.

Two Return-It centres in Richmond are moving forward with a new recycling program to adapt to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Service, manufacturing industries among the hardest hit after thousands of inspections conducted across B.C. following COVID-19 pandemic restart

Even with an average reduction of $7,700 in taxes as relief because of COVID-19, Richmond businesses still pay almost 43 per cent of all taxes in the city, despite totalling just 9.25 per cent of all properties.

Richmond city council is taking a stand against the expansion of the Tilbury liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant – located across the Fraser River in Delta.

A “freaking gong show” – that’s how Richmond Coun. Kelly Greene described the streets of Steveston at Monday’s committee meeting.

Motorists leaving Richmond through Highway 99 are encouraged to find an alternate route Tuesday afternoon.

Richmond’s Economic Development Office (EDO) has implemented several initiatives to help support businesses impacted by COVID-19.

China’s new national security law affects not just people in Hong Kong, but everyone – including Canadians – according to Richmond-based activist Bill Chu.

After a four-month hiatus, British Columbians will once again be able to book non-commercial road tests (Class 5 and 7) later this month – which ICBC says is part of its phased approach to reopening.