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If you feel you’ve been wronged by a local or provincial public body or government agency, you’ll have a chance to air your complaints next week. B.C. Ombusdperson staff will be in Richmond Monday, Feb.

This week will have a sunny start, with three days of sun in the forecast before giving way to a chance of showers Thursday, Monday's Family Day, Feb. 17, will see a mix of sun and cloud with a high of 6 C.

The Port Coquitlam cancer crusader faces stiff competition to be the face of the new Canadian $5 bill, including Emily Carr, Louis Riel and Laura Secord

As people rush out to purchase face masks to prevent the spread of the deadly coronavirus (Covid-19), a Richmond resident is warning shoppers against buying dust masks as a substitute.

A City of Richmond delegation is planning to visit its sister city in Quebec later this year to open a garden, with a proposed travel budget of nearly $17,000.

All were taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries

After almost a year delay, two new long-term care facilities will be opening soon in Richmond, bringing 228 new beds to the city.

The province’s teachers — who have been without a contract since the end of June — are set to return to mediation with the B.C. Public School Employers’ Association. Dates have been set for the last week of February, and B.C.

B.C. Ferries has won a court injunction to keep protesters from disrupting sailings this Family Day weekend and beyond. The order issued by B.C. Supreme Court on Friday bars people from blocking access to ferry terminals by land or water.

Now in its 29th year, the Valentine’s Day march honours the lives of missing and murdered women