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Health-care, pharmacy and grocery store employees and other front-line workers can stay at the Accent Inn if they don't want to put their families at risk during the pandemic

Update: The Canada Line power issue, which resulted in single-track service between Richmond-Brighouse and Bridgeport stations, has been resolved, according to TransLink. The Canada Line is now operating at regular service.

Richmond's medical health officer said test-positive numbers are an underestimate of illness in the community.

A Richmond-based decorative concrete company is joining the global fight against COVID-19 by adding a new product to its lineup: hand sanitizer.

B.C. has given the province’s municipal bylaw officers guidelines on how to approach the ticketing of the likes of people re-selling essential items during the pandemic.

VPD cannot cease public safety calls, spokesperson says

Offers of medical supplies, cleaning products or food sought

“There was an imminent threat of death to the hostage”

Two residents at a Steveston seniors facility have been diagnosed with COVID-19.

While community centres have closed and many large fitness chains have shut down, World Championship Gym on No. 5 Road remains open, albeit in a very limited capacity due to restrictions placed by provincial health orders.