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18-year-old girl says she was attacked and pushed to the ground early last Friday evening in residential neighbourhood

B.C. is on the verge of opening a unique healthcare facility that will assist individuals and families dealing with autism. And Dr.

If you’ve been eyeing that shiny, new washing machine for some time, now might be a good time to change it out.

Richmond taxpayers have the opportunity to offer their comments for the City’s 2017 budget plans from now through Sunday, Oct. 23 online at LetsTalkRichmond.ca, or at two public open houses.

Richmond’s police officers are seeing an uptick in mental health-related calls and this has city councillors worried on two fronts: One, residents aren’t getting the real help that they need and, two, the RCMP is increasingly distracted from addressi

An expanded army of “access assistants” at the Rick Hansen Foundation is set to march across Richmond and the Lower Mainland to assess how buildings and community locations fare when it comes to accommodating disabled people.

Special meeting called by trustees for Oct. 11

Money to go towards a housing liaison but advocates warn housing still non-existent

More sharing of tax info related to real estate promised by Canada's Finance Minister Bill Morneau

Waste plant has four years to get stench under control