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Vaccine for rabbit disease has arrived – but too late for Richmond

Vaccine for rabbit disease has arrived – but too late for Richmond

The B.C. government announced Monday afternoon that the first batch of vaccines to protect pet rabbits from a deadly disease has arrived from Europe.
Richmond's 'misery mile' may see safety upgrades by the fall

Richmond's 'misery mile' may see safety upgrades by the fall

Richmond’s “misery mile” – or the stretch of River Road between No.
Police issue warning after woman assaulted in North Delta

Police issue warning after woman assaulted in North Delta

Delta police have issued a public warning after a woman was sexually assaulted last Thursday near Sunbury Hall in North Delta. The incident was reported to police Friday night.
Greens’ Weaver finds Trudeau’s pipeline views worrisome

Greens’ Weaver finds Trudeau’s pipeline views worrisome

B.C. Green Party Leader Andrew Weaver said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s "willingness to put federal dollars on the line in response to ultimatums should alarm all Canadians.” “I am encouraged to see Premier Horgan continue to stand up for B.C.
Richmond Martial Arts raising funds for International Justice Mission

Richmond Martial Arts raising funds for International Justice Mission

Next week, Richmond Martial Arts will host a fundraiser for International Justice Mission, a charity that fights against slavery and violence against the poor worldwide.
Bomb threat closes North Vancouver private school

Bomb threat closes North Vancouver private school

North Vancouver RCMP have evacuated the campus at Bodwell High School following a bomb threat. Police cordoned off the area on the 900 block of Harbourside Drive, Monday morning and blocked access to the Spirit Trail.
Updated: Trans Mountain will be built, Trudeau says

Updated: Trans Mountain will be built, Trudeau says

B.C. Premier John Horgan emerged from an emergency summit Sunday April 15 with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Alberta Premier Rachel Notley unmoved on his position on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.
Can Delta harbour be the next Steveston?

Can Delta harbour be the next Steveston?

Delta South MLA Ian Paton is hoping he’s made some headway with a couple of nagging issues for Ladner Harbour.
Vancouver women recount different paths to sobriety

Vancouver women recount different paths to sobriety

April is Alcohol Awareness Month and recent stats suggests alcoholism is on the rise in women particularly
Coffee chain partners with cannabis company to open dispensaries

Coffee chain partners with cannabis company to open dispensaries

Second Cup has partnered with National Access Cannabis to open NAC-branded dispensaries across Western Canada.