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Today is National Pet Day and Richmond’s bylaw officers are going door-to-door to help residents to register and renew their dog licenses.

The Richmond Teachers’ Association is requesting increased learning supports for students including resource teachers, school psychologists, speech and language pathologists and counsellors.

Deadly disease sweeping Lower Mainland results in loss of 66 rabbits in RAPS' care after breakout last week

PoCo Fire Chief said blaze appears to have been started by a heater

A 21-year-old Richmond man checked into a hospital with a gunshot wound after a shooting near the corner of Foster Avenue and Aspen Street Coquitlam last night.

The Richmond Centre South Redevelopment Plan will add about 2,000 new dwellings

The City of Richmond is competing for $10 million in the federal government's Smart City Challenge and they need your help on how to make Richmond smarter through innovation, data and technology.

Zsuzsa the cat didn’t rise from the dead in time for Easter Sunday, but the mysterious return of the beloved feline’s ashes in time for the holiday was the next best thing for her Burnaby owner.

Owners of small dogs are being warned to keep their pets on a leash when out for walks after a Pomeranian owned by a West Vancouver woman was snatched by a coyote and killed in front of her.

New moms and dads will get more time to spend with their newborns without risking their jobs, as will parents grieving the death of a child or enduring a child who’s gone missing as a result of a crime. Monday, Harry Bains, B.C.