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Two animal organizations are offering a $1,000 reward for identification and conviction of whoever’s responsible for a skinned beaver found dumped along Richmond’s West Dyke.

Richmond RCMP is asking for the public’s help in identifying a suspect in a series of arsons that took place between July 2019 and March of this year.

It’s slowly coming back to life. After several weeks being open but almost every retailer having decided to shut their doors during early days the COVID-19 pandemic, the Tsawwassen Mills shopping mall is now seeing stores beginning to open again.

The first in a new series of “drive-through” events has just been announced, and it's aimed squarely at our tastebuds, with a dusting of nostalgia.

Richmond RCMP has released the images of three suspects believed to be involved in multiple break-ins at the same address last fall.

An online graduate certificate offered by Kwantlen Polytechnic University tackles issues around food security and food systems.

The public can now watch Richmond city council committee meetings, special council meetings and public hearings livestreamed and, if they want to participate, can phone in to give comments.

Like B.C. society in general, BC Parks is taking a phased approach to its reopening plans. Following the re-opening of most provincial parks for day use on May 14, BC Parks has released plans to once again allow overnight camping this summer.

As restrictions for restaurants, cafes and pubs eased this week, Richmond city council took steps to allow them to expand patio spaces and make it easier to serve alcohol. In Phase 2 of B.C.

North Shore Rescue is warning the public about a young black bear getting too close for comfort on the trails around Grouse Mountain and Mount Fromme. Most bears prefer a wide berth, but some adolescents can be a bit more social, bordering on pushy.