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The Ministry of Education announced $12.8 million for the school originally built in 1965.

Canadian police say they haven’t been busting many more stoned drivers six months after legalization, but they are reminding drivers to keep cannabis out of reach.

Ever since he could walk, Chris Gillies has been in the cockpit with his commercial pilot dad, Bill. And before he’d even graduated from elementary school, Chris was behind the controls in the air, being shown how to take off and land small aircraft.

The Richmond RCMP’s decision to deny a chauffeur’s permit to an applicant with a history of alcoholism was upheld by city council in an appeal process Tuesday.

Richmond city council will ask staff to hold a public community meeting to deal with the Hamilton homeless camp.

Another driving faux pas, Richmond-style, is gathering steam on social media – after an errant motorist parked on the sidewalk, right next to a “no vehicles on sidewalk” sign.

The City of Richmond will hold four public information sessions from May to October to show what it is doing to address climate change, how it’s improving the city’s road network, how it’s tackling the affordable housing issue and to give updates on

New this year, all youth between the ages of 15 and 30 who can work in Canada are welcome to apply

Department of Fisheries and Oceans officials will be in Langford for a public meeting today, gathering feedback on a plan to protect and recover endangered southern resident killer whales.

Support staff bore the brunt of cuts when school district budgets were tight, according to CUPE loc. 716 executive members, and now they’re hoping the Richmond School District will restore some funding to their members.