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Through a new communication course, Chabad Richmond is exploring how interaction with digital devices affects relationships. The six-session course, Communication: Its Art and Soul hosted by the Rohr Jewish Learning Institute, runs from Jan.

Richmond Mounties are asking the public for cell phone or dash cam footage from a collision where a 75-year-old pedestrian was struck. The incident took place on the 6000 block of Minoru Boulevard near Westminster Highway on Dec. 30.

B.C. Minister of Agriculture Lana Popham expects a new, independent committee to forward policy recommendations on farmland house sizes. “This will be a hot issue,” Popham told the Richmond News. “What should be encouraging for people in Richmond . .

Over 950,000 Canadians will be able to file their tax returns by phone this year.

The finishing touches are being put on a new flood wall at Britannia Shipyards, that should protect a city park and various historic buildings from water damage during king tides and storm surges.

When it comes time to satisfy your sweet tooth with an indulgent cup of hot chocolate this winter, Vancouver’s cafes and restaurants will be at the ready with dozens of decadent options.

Hut 8 plans to use proceeds to create cryptocurrency mining operations in Alberta community

You know we’re in for a wet week ahead when ICBC sends out tweets on what to do when your vehicle starts to hydroplane: “Don’t brake — decelerate and drive straight.

Following a call from a Richmond parent, the city’s school board is taking steps towards prioritizing emergency preparedness.

Canadian newsprint exports to U.S. to be hit with 6% duties