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If you want to see a wide array of Chinese cultural performances, there is no need to leave the city this weekend. It can be all found at Gateway Theatre.

As the crowd started to file in for the Global Climate Strike at Vancouver City Hall today, a drone began buzzing. It was flying above and around people, and since there was only a few hundred who came early, it wasn’t hard to track down the pilot.

Students at W.D. Ferris elementary walk the walk – literally, a large portion of the school population walks to school, reducing carbon emissions significantly.

Coun.Au and others want further explanation for no charge

An Oak Bay man has been convicted of the murders of his two young daughters on Christmas Day 2017. A B.C.

Mayor Malcolm Brodie said he wants to keep lines of communication open, despite China's record on human rights.

The City of Richmond is hoping to calm residents’ fears after a report about tainted meat found in a local dog park spread across social media.

Industry not there yet as Cascades scheduled to open in Ladner next year

Tourism Richmond is the latest organization to join Feast, a month-long celebration of Asian cuisine in Richmond. A 32-day-long dining festival kicks off Oct. 18 and aims to showcase local businesses that have put Richmond on the culinary map.

A number of power outages in south Rcichmond have left 1,960 BC Hydro customers in the dark this morning. The outages occurred at 10:27 a.m. Thursday.