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Metro Vancouver directors worry municipalities could lose significant tax dollars - while the federal and provincial governments rake the money in - under a scheme that allows large-scale medical marijuana producers to apply for farmtax status even i

Iain Mackelworth took his staff to a Downtown Vancouver event just to have a look at the competition...but came back with a medal and a trophy

As man goes missing, presumed drowned, on the river, search and rescue volunteer Brian Hobbs warns people to at least wear a lifejacket when they venture out to sea

D Day veterans Doreen Bleackley and Len Rigg show off their pride with T-shirts to mark the 70 th anniversary of the famous landings onto mainland Europe during the Second World War, Bleackley and Rigg are residents at The Maple Residences in Stevest

A Richmond man charged in connection with a 2012 crash that killed two teen brothers has pleaded guilty to alcohol-related charges.

Strict teachers, corporal punishment recalled as first ever grad class of Richmond High regroup for possibly last reunion

A pilot program to calm speeding traffic in Richmond will see two signs popping up where drivers can't, and shouldn't, miss them - right in the middle of the road. The City of Richmond has teamed up with local resident Ken Thibault, who is the B.C.

They are big, red, juicy, full of flavour, and about a week or two early.

McMath Wildcats' young up-and-coming talent was on full display again at last weekend's B.C. Secondary Schools Track and Field Championships in Langley.

For all you dog owners, the lesson of this story is, never introduce a few treats to a pack of dogs. Rarely does anything good come of this. Just ask 11 year-old Sheltie, Sean, and his master Sandra Gracie, a resident of Steveston.