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It can be hard to know how to plan for the “unthinkable.” Earthquakes, fires, gas leaks, active shooters, air craft emergencies and terrorism all may be hard to imagine, but they are some scenarios that Richmond Mounties say they plan for regularly.

Health care workers and visitors are asked to wear a mask while visiting Fraser Health facilities during flu season to prevent the spread of disease

Wechat shut down articles about Meng for “content violation”

Douglas Symons sought answers from city council over metered sewer charges he'd received.

An executive of Chinese telecom giant Huawei – arrested at YVR last week amid an extradition bid by the U.S. – has been released on $10 million bail. Wanzhou Meng, 46, was granted bail after a three-day hearing at the BC Supreme Court in Vancouver.

The days of racking up data charges on your phone by streaming music, video chatting or watching YouTube videos while on transit will soon be gone, as TransLink has announced it will launch free Wi-Fi for transit users across Metro Vancouver.

It’s morning. The alarm’s gone off and you reach for your phone – scrolling through notifications, reading messages, checking the news. An alert pops up to tell you about traffic delays, bill payment deadlines and weather alerts.

While Richmond’s weather forecast looks quite a bit more soggy than snowy, the city has announced its winter weather preparations in the event that flurries and freezing temperatures hit.

It’s report card week in North Vancouver. But this year, there are fewer students than ever on the school district’s honour roll. That’s not because of a lack of high academic achievers, however.

Residents: We hope the city will ensure the safety of the neighbourhood as promised