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A lawyer for a Richmond senior recently convicted of murdering her friend in June 1992 has denied an allegation that his client tried to obtain false ID to flee the country.

The jury at a coroner's inquest delivered a set of thoughtful recommendations this week following testimony about the death of North Vancouver's Matthew Wilcox. Wilcox was described as a talented animator and a joy to be around when he was healthy.

A task force with a passion for ridding Richmond of poverty is turning to landlords and homeowners for help.

The City of Richmond was expected this week to throw its support behind 350 sacked aircraft maintenance workers.

Richmond Hospital performed below average in some key areas of health care, according to a new online tool that allows British Columbians to view the track records of 68 hospitals in this province.

Animal welfare group partners with dealerships to help abandoned bunnies

Going once, going twice - sold for $30,000.

Richmond spends close to $1.8 million every year on blue box collection services. But plans are well underway in B.C. for what could be the biggest change in waste disposal since the creation of the blue box.

Brothers Kayden Singh, nine, and Rylan, five, have learned early on about philanthropy. The two boys pooled birthday and recycling money, handing $169 to their mom Noreen Singh to support the Nite of Hope (NOH) fundraising efforts.

A new generation has come on board to keep Nite of Hope (NOH) alive throughout the years. Judi Miller was thrilled when her 30-year-old daughter, Kristi Miller, decided to take on a larger role, opting to become its new registrar.