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On the eve of 4/20, CBC is hosting a panel to give kids and parents the information they need before anyone tokes up.

A rabbit was found deceased at Richmond’s SPCA adoption centre Monday morning, following confirmed cases of the deadly rabbit hemorrhagic disease in the city.

Richmond’s ongoing agricultural land debate has seeped beyond the city’s borders, and three Richmond farmland advocates and mega-mansion opponents are taking their perspective to a City Conversation presentation at Simon Fraser University this week.

Embattled Richmond-based lawyer Hong Guo and her law corporation are suing the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC), claiming the bank failed to recognize suspicious transactions that led to a multimillion dollar theft from the law corporation’s

Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives issues position ahead of independent commission’s report

Brighouse United Church wants to build affordable, rental housing on its ageing, underused property

Richmond's school district among last in province to adopt sexual orientation and gender identity policy

Studies have shown that spending time in nature can improve mental and physical health. Ken Ouendag experienced the healing power of nature firsthand and wants to help others through his work as a certified forest therapy guide.

The B.C. government announced Monday afternoon that the first batch of vaccines to protect pet rabbits from a deadly disease has arrived from Europe.

Richmond’s “misery mile” – or the stretch of River Road between No.