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Independent panel to be set up to examine remuneration for region's politicians on Metro board

Worker airlifted from Tsawwassen townhouse site

The B.C. government has submitted a reference to the BC Court of Appeal asking for clarity on whether it is within the province’s power to enact environmental laws that would restrict the flow of diluted bitumen through B.C.

Richmond Mounties are seeking the public’s help in identifying a suspect wearing a surgical mask following a series of mysterious break-ins earlier this year.

Richmond’s library workers will see a boost to their wages thanks to a new, four-year collective agreement.

Sunshine Coast RCMP

Approximately two dozen protesters occupied the Vancouver constituency office of Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould for five hours on April 26 demanding a dialogue with the minister to address the Kinder Morgan and Trans Mountain pipeline.

On Thursday, the B.C. government introduced several pieces of legislation to regulate cannabis once the federal government makes that substance legal for adult recreational use later this year.

Fed up having to field remarks about what she’s wearing and fueled by a desire to eradicate discrimination in her workplace, Sarah Leamon took matters into her own hands.

The City of Richmond is not contemplating any street design measures, such as steel bollards, that would separate traffic from high-pedestrian areas that could be vulnerable to very rare but increasing vehicle-ramming attacks, such as the one this we