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Richmond resident receives national recognition for work on celiac disease

Richmond resident receives national recognition for work on celiac disease

Following years of work raising awareness on celiac disease, a Richmond woman has been recognized for her efforts through Canada’s Sovereign Medal for Volunteers.
Update: Greenpeace activists end protest in Delta

Update: Greenpeace activists end protest in Delta

Boring machine destined for Kinder Morgan's Burnaby facility sits in storage area in Tilbury Industrial Park.
Woman’s journey to find herself included surprise diagnosis

Woman’s journey to find herself included surprise diagnosis

Suzanne Venuta is the 2018 Courage To Come Back recipient in the mental health category
Vancouver Aquarium CEO announces retirement

Vancouver Aquarium CEO announces retirement

John Nightingale stepping down after 25 years
B.C. air ambulances fitted with night vision technology

B.C. air ambulances fitted with night vision technology

Three of B.C.’s ambulance helicopters now have night vision imaging technology, thanks to a partnership between BC Emergency Health Services and Richmond-based Helijet International.
Trump’s Asian trade battle could benefit Canada

Trump’s Asian trade battle could benefit Canada

Canada may be able to extract advantages from a potential trade war between the United States and China, some observers say. But they cautioned that, even with some of the benefits Canada can glean from the friction between the U.S.

More extreme rain events, flooding predicted

Metro Vancouver looking at ways to reduce greenhouse gasses to reduce the impact of climate change
City hosts additional open house on temporary modular housing

City hosts additional open house on temporary modular housing

It's a 'bonus round' for those who missed the community forums held earlier
Former Richmond city staffer recognized with Award of Merit

Former Richmond city staffer recognized with Award of Merit

A retired City of Richmond employee has received an Award of Merit from the BC Recreation and Parks Association.
Surrey man faces 12 charges after Tsawwassen incident

Surrey man faces 12 charges after Tsawwassen incident

A Surrey man is facing 12 charges for his alleged role in an attempted break-in that ended with several vehicle collisions and an attempted car-jacking Monday afternoon in Tsawwassen.