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A Richmond homebuilder has lost his appeal against a multiple assault and weapon possession conviction.

After spending hours in front of a screen, blasting past enemies, exploring new territory and teaming up with other players, a gamer might finally earn themselves rare and desirable in-game items.

The B.C. legislature will soon be subject to freedom of information scrutiny, the NDP house leader said Tuesday in response to a letter from three watchdogs recommending urgent reforms to increase transparency in the wake of a spending scandal.

After receiving significant funding from the province, one Richmond community will be targeted to test improved tools and resources for local seniors.

The current Minoru Aquatic Centre will not be demolished as previously decided by council, rather the City of Richmond will refurbish it and ask community groups to make submissions on how it could be used.

City of Richmond staff are investigating whether people can place more than two memorial plaques on park benches. And, after Coun.

“I am so grateful that Kim’s here…” Richmond’s Jackie Hall will have no problem motivating herself or her #KimStrong team on Sunday, Feb.

The Transit Police officer who was shot on Jan. 30 – leading to Metro Vancouver manhunt that ended in Burnaby early Sunday morning – has a message for Burnaby RCMP – thanks. A Transit Police news release says Const.

Keeping cannabis edibles, extracts and topicals clearly labelled and away from youth – those are a couple messages the City of Richmond wants to convey to Health Canada in anticipation of them being available for sale in October.

Some collaborations are just meant to be. Not long ago, Burnaby Mountain Secondary music teacher Deanna Gestrin got a call from an Indigenous hip hop artist living in New Westminster.