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Richmond Mounties respond to possible firearm call, leading to vehicle take-down

Richmond Mounties respond to possible firearm call, leading to vehicle take-down

If you were driving around No. 5 Road and Blundell Road yesterday, you may have noticed a little extra traffic due to a police incident. Richmond RCMP have revealed they responded to a possible firearms call around 12 p.m.
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Globe 2018: Vancouver conference an international business bazaar

Globe 2018: Vancouver conference an international business bazaar

Vancouver's Globe Forum 2018 conference was as popular a place for foreign enterprises to do business with one another as it was to connect with companies from Canada.
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NcNulty and Loo take opposing stances on homeless housing project

NcNulty and Loo take opposing stances on homeless housing project

Au asks the government to give the $5.9 million to the city to deal with homeless problem
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Special weather alert: possible shower, snow and hail in Metro Vancouver

Special weather alert: possible shower, snow and hail in Metro Vancouver

Spring officially arrived in Richmond on Tuesday, but apparently this spring comes with rain, possible thunderstorm and hail. Environment Canada has issued a special weather alert for Metro Vancouver area.
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Harold Steves: It's not easy being orange these days

Harold Steves: It's not easy being orange these days

Lifelong New Democrat at odds with NDP despite it being in power for first time since 2001
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Cannabis Substitution Project claims its free ‘care packages’ help opioid users kick

Cannabis Substitution Project claims its free ‘care packages’ help opioid users kick

City won’t support efforts without rigorous scientific evidence and changes in drug laws
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KPU paper proposes ALR solutions - such as curbing mega mansions

KPU paper proposes ALR solutions - such as curbing mega mansions

A global, neoliberal food network and speculative “land banks” are threatening food security for British Columbians, according to researchers at Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU).
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Confirmed cases of rabbit virus in Delta

Confirmed cases of rabbit virus in Delta

Highly infectious hemorrhagic disease first confirmed in Nanaimo
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Lyft exec pitches Vancouver on value of abandoning car ownership

Lyft exec pitches Vancouver on value of abandoning car ownership

The shift away from car ownership isn’t much different from the way we consume movies, according to Lyft’s Tim Burr.
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BC SPCA launches world’s first pest control accreditation program

BC SPCA launches world’s first pest control accreditation program

The BC SPCA has developed an animal welfare accreditation program to help people choose pest control companies that have a more humane approach to dealing with unwanted critters.
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