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Genital waxing complainant’s topless-OK youth LGBTQ2S+ swim proposal delayed by Township of Langley

Genital waxing complainant’s topless-OK youth LGBTQ2S+ swim proposal delayed by Township of Langley

The event, proposed by 32-year-old transgender activist Jessica Yaniv – formerly known as Jonathan Yaniv – was aimed at those age 12 and up, with no upper age limit, and would prohibit the youths’ parents and caretakers from attending
A blaze in the Vancouver sky

A blaze in the Vancouver sky

And four other reasons Vancouver is awesome this week
A ‘Lennon Wall’ sprung up in Richmond to support Hong Kong protesters

A ‘Lennon Wall’ sprung up in Richmond to support Hong Kong protesters

Dozens of Richmondites have attached colourful sticky notes to what’s dubbed a Lennon Wall (a two-metre-tall piece of cardboard) set up at the Brighouse Canada Line Station.
Genus Capital ordered to repay $1.67 million to clients after compliance failure

Genus Capital ordered to repay $1.67 million to clients after compliance failure

Fine for misuse of ‘soft dollars’ the first issued by BCSC
Richmond council pushes forward with plastics ban

Richmond council pushes forward with plastics ban

Plastic industry representatives warned council on Monday that other products could be worse than plastic.
Richmond burn survivor, award recipient dreams of becoming fire fighter

Richmond burn survivor, award recipient dreams of becoming fire fighter

Inspired by the camp that he’s attended for the past 13 years, one Richmond man is now working on becoming a fire-fighter.
Richmond stabbing becomes homicide after victim dies in hospital

Richmond stabbing becomes homicide after victim dies in hospital

Richmond man, 42, has died after being stabbed on a bus following a "random argument" say police
Vancouver has the best public transit system in North America

Vancouver has the best public transit system in North America

TransLink wins 2019 Outstanding Public Transportation System Achievement Award
Popular tea recalled in B.C. over salmonella concerns

Popular tea recalled in B.C. over salmonella concerns

Gaia Garden Herbals is recalling its Gaia Balancing Tea, which is sold in a number of stores across the province
Richmond Mounties among thousands set to begin collective bargaining

Richmond Mounties among thousands set to begin collective bargaining

Members from Richmond RCMP, along with their colleagues throughout Canada, have voted to unionize. It is still unknown, however, how much more it will cost the City of Richmond once a collective agreement is hammered out.