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ICBC and police are reminding all drivers to drive safely and within the speed limit especially during this long weekend.

First part of TransLink’s expansion of the line arrives from South Korea, delivered by same company that handled the original 36 trains in 2009

Education Minister Rob Fleming said he’s confident Grade 12 students and their families can now know the grades on their student transcripts are correct.

With the B.C. Day long weekend around the corner, B.C. Ferries is advising passengers to make reservations or sail at off-peak times to avoid long waits.

Richmond Fire-Rescue is reminding all residents that open burning backyard fires are not allowed in the city.

Three of the four people that were on the ramp leading to a popular Steveston fish ‘n’ chip shop when it collapsed two years ago have filed a lawsuit.

A B.C. Botox- and cosmetic filler-provider known as ‘ Dr. Lipjob ’ has been jailed by the B.C. Supreme Court for 60 days for practicing medicine contrary to a court injunction.

Owners are urging the city to mow down the 'foxtail barley' at the park at No. 3 and Dyke roads

A calligraphy exhibition, titled "Soul of Ink," is sure to evoke a sense of beauty and spirituality within Richmondites, according to the artist. The display, showcased at Lipont Place on No. 3 Road in Richmond from July 28 to Aug.

A Richmond man has plead guilty to helping smuggle dozens of Chinese migrants across the U.S. border into Canada.