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Star of Vancouver-shot series The 100 takes on internet bullying

Star of Vancouver-shot series The 100 takes on internet bullying

With Ships Alliance, Sachin Sahel aims to bring peace to fans fighting online
That Monday morning feeling...on Richmond's roads

That Monday morning feeling...on Richmond's roads

It was that Monday morning feeling for Richmond News reader Geordie McGillivray, as he commuted as a passenger in his friend's car.
Richmond lotto retailer set for windfall

Richmond lotto retailer set for windfall

The Richmond retailer who sold July’s record-breaking $60 million lottery ticket is about to get a little bit richer herself.
These Vancouver lawyers are offering free legal advice over two days

These Vancouver lawyers are offering free legal advice over two days

Free ‘advice-a-thons’ meant to bridge gap between legal aid and low-income Vancouverites
Here’s a mouth-watering list of restaurants set to open at YVR

Here’s a mouth-watering list of restaurants set to open at YVR

Vancouver International Airport is expanding its food and beverage options with some local favourites. At a food festival held Friday near Templeton Station on Sea Island, the airport showcased its upcoming culinary offerings.
Volunteers net 180 endangered Seymour River fish for spawning

Volunteers net 180 endangered Seymour River fish for spawning

A week after the first fish discovered to have crossed the Seymour River rock slide site under their own power , the Seymour Salmonid Society is back on the water. More than 40 volunteers showed up at the Seymour River bank in Heritage Park Aug.
World Festival kicks off Friday afternoon, continues Saturday in Richmond

World Festival kicks off Friday afternoon, continues Saturday in Richmond

Music, dance, performances, food... from all over the world are at Minoru Park Friday evening and Saturday. Here are a few pictures from the first day.
British Columbians ‘ripped off’ by gas companies: Bruce Ralston

British Columbians ‘ripped off’ by gas companies: Bruce Ralston

Minister responsible for BCUC inquiry into gas prices says B.C. wholesale gas market is an 'oligopoly'
ICBC cautions drivers for back-to-school safety

ICBC cautions drivers for back-to-school safety

ICBC is asking motorists to drive with caution as school is back in session next week. Drivers are asked to leave extra travel time, stay focused on the road and to keep an eye out for children particularly in school zones as summer is ending.
Solar storm could spark northern lights over the Metro Vancouver this weekend

Solar storm could spark northern lights over the Metro Vancouver this weekend

In order for us to see the aurora, however, the sky must be dark and clear; clouds are the biggest obstacles to auroral observations.