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This Friday, Richmond’s Kwantlen Polytechnic University is hosting an open house to showcase its class and career options. High school students, mature students and the public are all invited to explore the campus and its programs.

Media got a tour of the B.C. Cannabis Store in Kamloops Wednesday morning, prior to the doors opening to the public at 10 a.m. The design theme of the store is "West Coast casual." "It's pretty open. It's pretty airy. It's light.

The B.C. government revealed that when Canada legalizes cannabis on October 17, online orders for cannabis will carry a $10 shipping fee. That is double the shipping fee that Ontario is charging.

Richmond Addictions Services Society is hosting a panel discussion on Oct. 17 at Cambie Secondary.

Standing on the busy Steveston pier, shielding her eyes from the bright afternoon sun two days before cannabis legalization, Dina Morgan describes her dream of opening a deli shop selling cannabis-infused eats in the historic neighbourhood.

Last week on Tuesday, October 10th, over 100 members of a First Nation community near Prince George were evacuated when a gas pipeline ruptured.

The Richmond News stands by the accuracy of its stories regarding allegations of vote buying in the upcoming civic election. The first version of the story published Oct.

Richmond’s new, glass-walled pump station – which was more than three years in the making – has been awarded Project of the Year by the Public Works Association of B.C. Recognized for its “multi-faceted design,” the No.

A simulated earthquake test is also coming to the Canada Line in Richmond this Thursday

Wellington Court made national headlines after homeowners complained of holding meetings in Mandarin only