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Fifteen kilometres of roads. Eight kilometres of water mains. Five kilometres of sewers. That’s what city crews will be working on through the rest of this year, so drivers may want to seek alternate routes to get to their destinations.

This week at city council, topics such as smoking restrictions, the Onni development in Steveston and the Richmond Centre redevelopment are on the agenda . Richmond's city council meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m.

During Friday’s hearings for the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, three youth shared their experiences of transitioning out of foster care, illustrating just how far the ripple effects from mistreatment of Indige

Money will go to families devastated by fatal crash; platform pledges to take down bogus campaigns

One of Steveston’s most beloved fundraising events, the Grapes, Hops and Bites Festival, is back next month. Organized by the Steveston Rotary Club, the event will offer various local foods and will showcase live music performances.

Risk of collapse caused by nautical disaster too high for new standards

Voices of Autism is launching a brand new speaker series this weekend in an effort to help the community learn more about the autism spectrum. On Saturday at 11 a.m.

A 75-year-old West Vancouver woman and a 90-year-old Langley woman have narrowly escaped what police are calling a new version of the Canada Revenue Agency tax scam.

Hundreds of protesters gathered in Downtown Vancouver for Prime Minister’s visit

If your smartphone buzzes unexpectedly at 1:55 p.m. on May 9, don’t be alarmed. It will be an alarm. It will be the first test of wireless emergency alerts in British Columbia issued by the national Alert Ready program.