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Soundbites, smiles and shaking hands may have been the order of the day when B.C.s Justice Minister Shirley Bond officially signed the new 20-year RCMP federal contract last week.

A computer-system crash last week caused radiology test delays at three hospitals in Vancouver and Richmond.

With last week being National Poison Prevention Week, Richmond Fire-Rescue is reminding parents and caregivers about the dangers of unintentional poisoning and offering tips on how to keep children safe.

B.C. Premier Christy Clark has named Richmond Steveston MLA John Yap to replace Harry Bloy as minister of state for multiculturalism.

Richmonds Olympic legacies may include more than just putting the city on the world map, boosting tourism and, of course, the oval. It may also bear fruit with a collaboration between Canada and Italys aerospace industries.

The music is haunting: a solo flute plays a piercingly sweet melody supported by a soft steady drumbeat.

New employment prospects aren't great for the Metro Vancouver aircraft maintenance workers who lost their jobs when Aveos Fleet Performance Inc. closed its plants in three Canadian cities including Richmond Sunday, according to a union official.

Richmond teachers are struggling to decipher the implications of the newly passed Bill 22, which effectively ended strike action.

Richmond teen Johnathan Wong is among the latest to be hit with charges in connection with the Stanley Cup riots. Wong, 18, was charged with participating in the riot and breaking and entering on Tuesday.