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Roundtable discussion leads to letter asking for protections from internet vitriol

It might soon cost a little more to demolish a house in Richmond – unless its components are repurposed.

An intensive, two-day forum aiming to change the relationship between First Nations peoples and the criminal justice system is coming to Richmond later this month, with former Minister of Justice and Attorney General Jody Wilson-Raybould as the keyno

Squamish RCMP say at least one person went to hospital because of smoke inhalation

Deputy Commissioner Gilles Michaud talks of transforming RCMP to better fight money laundering

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‘Bots’ would be banned, resellers required to disclose face value under proposed law Scalper bots, software that’s used to scoop up tickets for concerts and sporting events for resale at inflated prices, will be banned under a new law proposed by the

An exemption that allows people in the so-called “fog zone” of coastal Vancouver Island to have open fires when they are banned elsewhere on the Island is being discontinued.

Whether it’s coming to the aid of a lost Chinese tourist, helping a passed-out East Indian woman, or racing an expectant Filipina mother to hospital, it’s all in a day’s work for Richmond paramedic James Fang.

Seniors were on safari in Africa when a fellow tourist and their local guide were seized by gunmen