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Irregular migrants will be turned back at the Canada-US border, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Friday, part of a series of new measures to help Canada weather the storm of COVID-19.

After hoarding emptied the shelves, many people are taking stock of their toilet paper. It's a situation few expected.

Richmond dentists are now only providing emergency treatment and services to patients as the coronavirus pandemic sweeps across B.C.

Richmond city council voted unanimously to declare an emergency on Thursday evening, giving the city the ability to use any power it has to combat the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19).

Eight cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) have been confirmed in Richmond, all by laboratory tests, according to Richmond city staff.

Richmond’s Save-on-Foods and other locations in western Canada are suspending bottle returns and the use of reusable shopping bags starting Friday.

B.C.'s top health official warns police action may come if businesses continue without enforcing social distancing

With transit ridership dropping steadily due to the COVID-19 crisis, TransLink is changing the way people board buses and suspending fare collection on buses. Starting Friday, riders must board buses using the read doors only.

Transit use has taken a steep dive across Metro Vancouver as the COVID-19 crisis has many people staying home. TransLink released data from March 12-17, with Tuesday seeing the steepest drop in ridership.

Pandemic measures deepen in B.C.’s second most populated city