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RCMP investigation continues into incident involving wife of DPD Chief Neil Dubord

The pandemic will kill most of B.C.’s motor-coach companies if the provincial government does not come to the table with some sort of aid package, industry executives say.

One Richmond MLA is boycotting Facebook in July to protest how the social media giant handles misinformation and hate speech, but he has also paid for advertising in the conservative Christian Light Magazine.

Talon Helicopters has the only Transport Canada-approved night vision goggle, night fire attack helicopter

Richmond organizations that are eligible can now apply for TD bank’s annual Ready Challenge grant to help support those in need during COVID-19.

Richmond RCMP issued over 20 speeding tickets during a traffic operation last week – and says the number of vehicles impounded is “both surprising and disappointing.

Allowing backyard chickens in residential neighbourhoods is back on Richmond council’s agenda next week.

The provincial government has launched a new program aimed at creating community service work for unemployed British Columbians aged 15 to 29. That age group has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. In May, B.C.

A game of basketball has netted the organizer the first ticket in Richmond for breaking physical distancing rules.

July 1 often means something special for immigrants who packed up the lives they had created for themselves in their homeland and came to Canada.