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Couple's life possessions stolen in Richmond

Couple's life possessions stolen in Richmond

A couple is appealing for the Richmond public’s help, after a U-Haul truck containing their life possessions was stolen from a hotel parking lot over the weekend.
Updated: Menstrual product dispensers installed in all Richmond schools

Updated: Menstrual product dispensers installed in all Richmond schools

The Richmond School District has installed dispensers for menstrual products in female and gender-neutral washrooms in all the district’s schools. At a cost of $70,000, the dispensers were installed by school district maintenance staff.
Crooked credit repair companies top BBB complaints list

Crooked credit repair companies top BBB complaints list

The Better Business Bureau received about 4,100 complaints in 2019, with credit repair services topping the list. The BBB released its annual list of top complaints, as well as the top inquiries.
Traffic snarled heading into Richmond today

Traffic snarled heading into Richmond today

It's a messy, rainy commute for many who are heading back to work and school after the holidays this morning.
Richmond developer invites artists to ‘inspire workers’ in Richmond

Richmond developer invites artists to ‘inspire workers’ in Richmond

New Continental Development, a Richmond developer, is calling on artists to create a piece of public art for a new “education city” mixed use development in the north of the city.
Richmond ticket wins $500,000 in Friday’s Lotto Max draw

Richmond ticket wins $500,000 in Friday’s Lotto Max draw

While no one scored the record-breaking $70 million in Friday’s Lotto Max draw, someone who bought their ticket in Richmond is now a little bit richer.
Tri-City Iranians divided over assassination of top general

Tri-City Iranians divided over assassination of top general

'If I put on the shoe of the wife, my husband has been a loyal person to the leader of my country for years'
PHOTOS: A sea of red

PHOTOS: A sea of red

Ladner's Landing Facebook group member Joyce Matson Harris‎ shared a series of photos from a cranberry farm last weekend. Source: courtesy Joyce Matson Harris/Facebook The pictures show fields flooded with a sea of cranberries.
Driver who ran over flaggers in Burnaby found not criminally responsible

Driver who ran over flaggers in Burnaby found not criminally responsible

Judge rules mental disorder rendered Brenda Aregay incapable of understanding her actions and that they were wrong.
Injured woman airlifted from Mount Seymour

Injured woman airlifted from Mount Seymour

North Shore Rescue’s busy start to 2020 continued with their fourth call in two days , including two rescue missions on the same stretch of trail. A Port Moody woman was hiking Dog Mountain trail with a group just after 1 p.m.