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The City of Richmond could earn over one million dollars by allowing uncontaminated soil and fill to be dumped on the Garden City Lands by the end of the year.

City Council to host a proclamation and celebration on May 23 for 2018 being the "Year of the Queer"

The B.C. government is committing more than $120 million to research projects, scholarships and grants in a bid to cultivate and retain more tech talent on the West Coast.

Guitarist Spirit Cool didn’t just beat a Guinness World Record for marathon guitar playing on Saturday at Richmond’s River Rock Casino, he also raised $10,000 for charity in the process.

The May long weekend is finally approaching, but with it, ICBC is planning a province-wide enforcement blitz to target high-risk behaviours on Saturday in partnership with police and Speed Watch volunteers.

BC Ferries has scheduled 73 extra sailings on the Tsawassen-Swartz Bay, 12 extra sailings the Langdale-Horseshoe Bay route and 12 on the Earls Cove-Saltery Bay run for the Victoria Day weekend.

They may not have the resources of the ACME Corporation behind them, but coyotes are still causing trouble for people, and their pets, in Vancouver.

Following a B.C. Securities Commission investigation, a 52-year-old Richmond man has been charged with one count of fraud over $5,000 and one count of theft over $5,000.

The special rate is $199 while the typical cost is more than $1,300

As tourists scamper out of cruise ships and airplanes, and locals put away their umbrellas and jostle for good seats on local patios, B.C.’s restaurant sector is bracing for its busiest time of year.