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Canada Post strikes hit Richmond

Canada Post strikes hit Richmond

Canada Post says it’s continuing its rotating walkouts across the country, including one at the Richmond-based Pacific Processing Centre that began on Friday.
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Push to test for hepatitis C in Richmond

Push to test for hepatitis C in Richmond

London Drugs joins other community organizations offering testing for the curable liver-targeting virus
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Vancouver company set to dive into the biggest underwater sinkhole in the world

Vancouver company set to dive into the biggest underwater sinkhole in the world

Aquatica Submarines is preparing for an epic, deep-sea dive into the bottom of Belize’s Blue Hole
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'Let's stop all wars': Richmond vet who toured Iraq, Egypt

'Let's stop all wars': Richmond vet who toured Iraq, Egypt

Jim Gray, 95, shares his wartime story
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Building planes and making music during WWII

Building planes and making music during WWII

Natalie Montgomery, 95, shares her wartime story
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What life was like as a woman during WWII (VIDEO)

What life was like as a woman during WWII (VIDEO)

Squamish resident Mary MacGregor talks about her military experience during the Second World War
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Long weekend brings sailing waits for B.C. Ferries motorists

B.C. Ferries is advising that the long-weekend is expected to be very busy on its vessels through Tuesday. Ferry traffic is forecast to be “busy” Saturday out of Tsawwassen from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and between 7 a.m. and 11 a.m. out of Swartz Bay.
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B.C. men take Movember moustache to a whole new level

B.C. men take Movember moustache to a whole new level

Well, that's one way to do it...
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Richmond daycare selected for province’s low-cost child care program

Richmond daycare selected for province’s low-cost child care program

The announcement was bittersweet as one daycare’s CEO says the childcare labour shortage should have been addressed first.
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Health authority issues warning over potential botulism in Richmond-made sauce

Health authority issues warning over potential botulism in Richmond-made sauce

Customers are being warned of potential botulism in Richmond-made Betty’s King Sauce after Vancouver Coastal Health issued a notice about the product on Thursday.
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