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British Columbians will have a choice on electoral reform this fall between keeping the current system of first-past-the-post or embracing one of three options of proportional representation presented by Attorney General David Eby this morning (May 3

Trans Mountain Pipeline lawyers were in B.C. Supreme Court Thursday morning trying to shut down an injunction loophole anti-pipeline protesters have allegedly been using to avoid arrest while still slowing down work on the project.

The Richmond Olympic Oval Corporation has dissolved its subsidiary company, VROX Sport Simulation, which designed and built sport simulators for its interactive museum.

A warrant has been issued for the arrest of an alleged drug dealer after three people survived a drug overdose in Richmond.

Fire started just before 6 a.m. in an abandoned house

A controversial Richmond-based vet practice closed earlier this month for failing to pay its rent. According to a sign posted to The Dear Animal Hospital’s door on May 9 and shared on Facebook, the vet owes just over $7,400 in rental costs.

Richmond RCMP are saying very little of a police incident that led to a “hold and secure” procedure at nearby Dixon elementary. Cpl. Dennis Hwang told the Richmond News only that an incident had occurred on Jesmond Drive Wednesday afternoon.

On Thursday, the BC Non-Profit Housing Association will host a one-day Regional Education, Networking & Tradeshow (RENT) to bring together educators, decision-makers and leaders in the affordable housing sector.

There has been a great deal of discussion about the British Columbia Cannabis Act, but there has not been a solid breakdown of all of the offences under the Act.

Vancouver’s growing reputation as a hub for virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technology development is now drawing international interest, with a delegation of South Korean firms visiting the city to explore the possibilities for a dee