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Vancouver hotel strike disrupting corporate events

Vancouver hotel strike disrupting corporate events

Local strike threatens to drag on longer than the sector’s 24-day job action in 2000
Richmond church prays for victims in Hong Kong

Richmond church prays for victims in Hong Kong

A memorial service will be held in Richmond to pray for those who have lost their lives in the on-going clashes in Hong Kong.
Richmond receives Climate and Energy Action award

Richmond receives Climate and Energy Action award

The City of Richmond was recognized for its unique electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure requirements and was awarded the Climate and Energy Action award.
One number for all Richmond mental health services

One number for all Richmond mental health services

Access to mental health services in Richmond is now just one phone call away. As of Monday (Oct.
Update: Richmond Hospital reviewing security after fleeing patient stole police car

Update: Richmond Hospital reviewing security after fleeing patient stole police car

Health authority bosses will this week be reviewing security at Richmond Hospital, after a patient fled without permission on Monday, stole a police cruiser and caused mayhem on a busy street.
BC Ferries adds 93 sailings over busy Thanksgiving long weekend

BC Ferries adds 93 sailings over busy Thanksgiving long weekend

Thanksgiving long weekend traditionally busiest weekend of the year for walk-ons

Sex charges in Coquitlam against North Van music teacher

A Lower Mainland music teacher has been charged with multiple sex crimes in Coquitlam.
Gofundme page set up for quadriplegic Richmond youth

Gofundme page set up for quadriplegic Richmond youth

A crowd-funding page has been kicked off to help raise funds to support a young Richmond man, who has been rendered a quadriplegic after a car accident.
Earls co-founder Bus Fuller dies at 90

Earls co-founder Bus Fuller dies at 90

Family patriarch owned part of Earls, Joey, Cactus Club and other restaurants
Province seeks public input on future of farmland

Province seeks public input on future of farmland

The provincial government wants to hear from the public on how best to encourage farming and protect farmland throughout B.C.