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TransLink has unveiled the finalized list of Metro Vancouver infrastructure projects that the company will invest in this year, with Richmond set to receive over $3.6 million.

64 per cent of the Jets membership who attended the meeting voted to oust Carolyn Hart at the SGM, the board needed 67 per cent to remove her

Western Canada’s largest art portfolio event returns to Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU)’s Wilson School of Design in Richmond for the second year.

The Richmond Chamber of Commerce wants more lanes from Richmond to Delta, and preferably a bridge, not an eight-lane immersed tube, to replace the George Massey Tunnel.

Conservative Party of Canada “supports” birthright citizenship despite rising instances of birth tourism

A controversial cannabis grow facility in Richmond has received a Health Canada permit for the first of two 78,000-square-foot greenhouses. Emerald Health Therapeutics, near No.

The council called on all parties to commit to a permanent transit fund so TransLink could keep up with soaring ridership. Three out of four parties said they would.

Pedestrian safety is the new focus of ICBC’s campaign for the upcoming months. The number of pedestrians who are injured in crashes almost doubles as the winter season creep in with weather changes and shorter daylight hours.

It’s no secret that Richmond has some of the best Asian food in the world — and that’s not just a local’s brag. The New York Times wrote: “Richmond has the best Chinese food outside of greater China — full stop.” (June 4, 2018) So there you have it.

A Conservative government could shake up regulatory regime with changes to laws