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Environmental activist Greta Thunberg will be in Vancouver on Friday to take part in a ‘post-election’ Climate Strike . Thousands are expected to attend the rally to hear the 16-year-old Swedish climate champion speak before taking to the streets.

The BC Securities Commission (BCSC) is warning investors in Richmond about a type of pyramid scheme which sells virtual “shares.” According to the BCSC, the B.C.

Yesterday, residents of the Lower Mainland visited the polling stations in the pouring rain, as Vancouver saw one of its wettest days in the last two weeks.

City's support for Liberals slips but remains strong; New Democrats fail to regain strength of 2011 election

A reminder to all our readers that the Richmond News’ team will be camped out at all the major campaign parties across the city tonight. They will be feeding the News’ special federal election page at https://www.richmond-news.

It takes much longer to travel by bus today than it did five years ago, which is increasing costs to run the bus system. According to a TransLink report released Monday, 80 per cent of Metro Vancouver bus routes — including those along No.

A 25-year-old man who is already in jail for choking, robbing and raping a sex-trade worker at a Vancouver park should get five-and-a-half more years for kidnapping and raping his ex-girlfriend in Burnaby while he was out on bail, according to a Crow

After voters mark the big X on their ballot and drop it into a ballot box, it can take a few hours until the election results are announced. In rare cases, when the vote is very close, it can take a couple days to tally the votes.

A Richmond scout group has raised $1,300 of its $1,000 target on a crowd-funding page to help buy new tents after their campsite was attacked by a black bear.

A disturbing video circulating on social media showing an apparent home invasion in Richmond on the weekend is understood to be two years old.