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B.C. Community Alliance demands educational program, protocols should be in place to deal with racist incidents at schools

Motorists in Richmond are reminded to give themselves more time when travelling on Gilbert Road this week. Gilbert Road will be operating single-lane traffic between Granville Avenue and Blundell Road for one week starting June 29.

Metro Vancouver youth asked to describe feelings about pandemic

The BC Coroners Service is investigating after a 29-year-old man died of suspected carbon monoxide poisoning at a home on the west side of Ruby Lake on Saturday, June 27.

Political leanings and pandemic affect how Canadians view working fewer hours

Seventy-five per cent of Richmond teachers ended up going back to classrooms in June, while the rest continued remote learning or just worked from home.

Richmond’s Burkeville community echoed with car horns, sirens, bells and shouts of congratulations as neighbours and students came out to celebrate with the graduates in a car parade on Sunday afternoon.

For the past three decades, the City of Richmond has been managing the number of mosquitoes in the community.

A rally next Saturday is being organized in Richmond to highlight human rights issues and COVID-19-related concerns among foreign farm and other temporary workers.

A victim of identity theft is stepping forward, hoping that her story may help others. “Frauds might be common in times of crisis as some people feel uncertain and are looking for easy answers.