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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.

Park board commissioners unanimous in need to expand drinking sites from 10 parks to 23

The City of Richmond’s district energy system has received its second award for its environmentally friendly heating and cooling technology.

Surrey RCMP have confirmed that there is a B.C.-wide arrest warrant for a former Delta elementary school teacher charged with child pornography offences. RCMP media relations officer Cpl.

Twenty-four year old man identified

Concerns compiled by Richmond city staff about the proposed expansion of the Tilbury liquefied natural gas plant warn of potential risks from the project and environmental impacts on the Fraser River, wildlife and the air.

Tourism Richmond received a provincial grant of just over $922,000 to help promote local travel, making up for shortfalls in hotel tax revenue that has dropped off during COVID-19 pandemic.

The COVID-19 pandemic has shone a light on the core strengths of Canada’s health-care system while laying bare the shortcomings in the U.S. In this country, we have started to flatten the curve.

Protests next Saturday are being organized in Richmond and across B.C. to support a nursing student who was dragged and stepped on by a police officer during a wellness check.

The RCMP is warning people to stay alert and aware of COVID-19 scams that are still lingering about as the province begins to re-open after the pandemic.