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Damage is still visible on Shell Road Trail from a fire that signs indicate was human-caused.

VANCOUVER - The British Columbia government filed a proposed class-action lawsuit Wednesday against pharmaceutical companies in an attempt to recoup the costs associated with opioid addiction. The lawsuit filed in the B.C.

Pandas will be sold on Sept. 8 and Sept. 9 on the first floor of Aberdeen Centre

With the Labour Day long weekend approaching, ICBC is reminding drivers to take caution on the roads and expect travel delays. According to the provincial insurance corporation approximately five people die and 580 are injured in 2,100 crashes in B.

Rabbitats is constructing an indoor-outdoor sanctuary on No 6 Road where people will be able to view adoptable bunnies.

After a nearly three month long delay, Richmond’s Brighouse Fire Hall No. 1 has rescheduled its grand opening to the public for Saturday, Sept. 15. The $24.

Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould is giving the green light to a new roadside test to check for drugs.

A Richmond man who was convicted of possessing tens of thousands of images of child pornography has lost his appeal of a one-year jail term.

The City of Richmond said the dead seal has now been removed from the beach at the Garry Point Park, but its origin or cause of death remains unknown.

Richmondites looking to get more involved in local government can apply for a position on one of many advisory committees over the next month.