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A broken water main at No. 3 and Ackroyd roads will take the entire day to fix, the City of Richmond said Saturday. The burst water main has caused flooding in the area, and occured early Saturday morning.

The BC Search and Rescue association says the COVID-19 pandemic means people must be extra cautious in the outdoors

Sabine Yep and her family were among the more than 400 Canadians to return home on the first emergency flight from Peru

New Transport Canada rules to kick in noon Monday

B.C. Ferries is negotiating new reduced essential service levels with the province as workers fall ill and traffic plummets by an unprecedented 70%. An agreement is expected early next week, Mark Collins, B.C.

B.C. paramedics are reporting that 75 per cent of recent calls to 911 ambulance dispatch are related to suspicions of COVID-19 or other influenza-type symptoms.

School superintendent reached out to families, saying learning opportunities for all students should be in place by the week of April 7.

Senior living communities in Richmond are looking for ways to keep residents entertained and connected after shutting their doors to non-essential visitors, including musical performers and Tai Chi masters.

Two more people have died from COVID-19 in B.C., as the province’s total cases rises to 792, with 67 new cases, as of Friday afternoon.

The Independent Investigations Office of B.C. (IIO) has closed its file on a Richmond collision involving an unmarked police car, after determining no one was seriously harmed. The IIO, an independent civilian watchdog of police in B.C.