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Researchers at the University of British Columbia have found that mothers are able to earn more money if they have a certain amount of flexibility in their jobs.

This week at city council, topics such as home sizes on the ALR, the city’s cannabis regulations and secondary suites in duplexes are on the agenda . Richmond's city council meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m.

Many may think it’s something they could use a little more of in their life: exercise. Staying physically active can improve both your physical health and your mental health.

As part of the national Smart Cities Challenge, Richmond is hoping to create an “Intelligent Operation Hub” that would use data and local services to improve emergency responses, ranging from traffic congestion to a major earthquake.

Gains in full-time jobs on the West Coast offset losses among part-time workers in April, according to Statistics Canada. B.C. added a net total of 2,900 jobs between March and April, the statistics agency reported May 11.

The authority that operates Vancouver International Airport (YVR) has deemed that advertising by the passenger-rights advocate FlightClaim.ca is not appropriate because its business is incompatible with the airport’s guiding principles.

From top left, clockwise: Ray Lei It doesn’t matter. The true logic behind it is that the powerful riches are taking charge of the whole housing market. The government has less power.

Grade 11 McNair secondary student Aaron Manalo says maintenance and liability shouldn't be concerns

Over two days, youth, teachers and mental health practitioners are gathering in Richmond to discuss B.C. students’ mental health.

As if there wasn’t enough issues dividing the province these days, yesterday’s B.C.-wide test of the Alert Ready system added more fuel to the debate fire.