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Respondents say Kinder Morgan could have done a better job in earning public support

The majority of British Columbians approve of a ban on hunting grizzly bears in the province, according to a new poll from Research Co.

Two public ceremonies are being held in Richmond this Saturday to mark the annual Day of Mourning, to remember B.C. workers killed on the job.

More than 100 rabbits rescued from the Richmond Auto Mall will be vaccinated against a deadly disease on Tuesday.

Ceremony in Chinatown Sunday attracted more than 500 people

Last Thursday, Kwantlen Polytechnic University was recognized for its efforts in reducing energy consumption and boosting sustainability when it was named one of Canada’s greenest employers for 2018 by Mediacorp Canada.

A recent property tax scam targeting an elderly Richmond couple has prompted a warning from the city. Last Thursday, a City of Richmond employee encountered an elderly couple in distress outside city hall.

Tsawwassen Mills will be hosting a spring job fair on Saturday, April 28. More than 30 retailers are seeking full and part-time as well as seasonal staff. A variety of positions are available in fashion, specialty stores and restaurants.

First wage increase to $11.20/hr begins June 1; farm workers, caretakers also see increase

Robbery and impaired driving could spill over to Richmond, claim RCMP