Local News

If you’re wondering where your Richmond News is today (June 25), don’t worry. It’s coming – albeit a little late. There was a problem at the press, which kicked off a chain reaction with the warehouse, drivers and carriers.

Canada Day at Home — a virtual event — will replace the normally well-attended Steveston Salmon Festival on July 1, the biggest event usually put on by the Steveston Community Society and the Richmond Agricultural and Industrial Society.

Do you know Richmond well enough to be an ambassador for the city? That’s the question Tourism Richmond is asking residents with the launch of their new “Pacific. Authentic. Locals” program.

Wildlife Rescue Association of B.C. says more than a dozen protected heron fledglings died this week in Tsawwassen due to deforestation.

Premier John Horgan addressed residents of British Columbia about the COVID-19 pandemic early Wednesday afternoon. Horgan states that the Province is now able to move into Phase 3 of its four phase COVID-19 restart plan.

Trial could coincide with park board’s plan to allow drinking at select beaches and parks

If given a choice, only 31% of workers said they would go back to their workplace in September.

Hospitals will be allowed to keep youths for up to seven days after an overdose, to allow time to stabilize them, contact a parent and create a plan for voluntary help, under rule changes being proposed by the province.

The Richmond Gaming Stadium announced on Tuesday that Dallas Stars player Tyler Seguin will be their new global brand ambassador.

New policy comes into effect Friday