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Ex-Burnaby teacher banned for 'sexualized messages' to students

Ex-Burnaby teacher banned for 'sexualized messages' to students

No criminal charges pending, say police
Private school reapplies to build on Richmond's Highway to Heaven

Private school reapplies to build on Richmond's Highway to Heaven

A private school, whose application to build an educational facility on Richmond’s Highway to Heaven was rejected by council, is hoping a second application will be approved.
Vancouver gas prices expected to make significant drop tomorrow

Vancouver gas prices expected to make significant drop tomorrow

Gas prices are expected to drop by eight to 10 cents in a single day on Wednesday
Delays in construction of Richmond facility spark multiple lawsuits

Delays in construction of Richmond facility spark multiple lawsuits

A litany of lawsuits and counter-suits have been filed in B.C. Supreme Court to figure out who’s to blame for the almost two-year delay in the construction of the Minoru Centre for Active Living.
Glenlyon-Norfolk closes campuses as virus precaution; person getting COVID-19 test

Glenlyon-Norfolk closes campuses as virus precaution; person getting COVID-19 test

Glenlyon-Norfolk School has closed both of its campuses ahead of spring break as a precaution because a member of its school community is being tested for COVID-19.
Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival event cancelled due to coronavirus concerns

Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival event cancelled due to coronavirus concerns

Sakura Days has been cancelled but other events still going ahead
Metro Vancouver's biggest Asian grocery store chain vows no COVID-19 price gouging

Metro Vancouver's biggest Asian grocery store chain vows no COVID-19 price gouging

With panic about COVID-19 spreading faster than the virus, many Metro Vancouver businesses are suffering dramatic losses as customers stay away.
Richmond still hosting international hockey tournament, despite coronavirus spread

Richmond still hosting international hockey tournament, despite coronavirus spread

The world’s largest international hockey tournament that’s coming to Richmond later the month will go ahead, despite concerns over the spread of coronavirus.
Oak Bay man must pay $16,494 to fix broken sewer line on municipal property

Oak Bay man must pay $16,494 to fix broken sewer line on municipal property

An Oak Bay resident is horrified after learning he’s on the hook for nearly $16,494 in repairs to a broken sewer line that is not even on his property.
No coronavirus cases diagnosed in Richmond — yet

No coronavirus cases diagnosed in Richmond — yet

There are no diagnosed coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in Richmond — so far. Dr. Meena Dewar, medical health officer for Richmond, provided an update to Richmond council on the coronavirus outbreak on Monday evening.