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Theyve been plucked from 1,500 applicants and as far away as London, England and New York all in the hopes of landing a job as a $50,000 a year food blogger in Richmond.

Parents in the dark about how their child is doing at school will catch a glimpse of daylight next week.

Straightening a dead mans tie or curling a corpses hair is not everyones idea of a dream job, but it is Laura Van Sprangs. Van Sprang is an embalmer and funeral director at Richmond Funeral Home.

When a devastating tsunami swept across Japan last year, the world reeled in shock and horror.

Winning the same award three years on the bounce might become a little routine for some. But after a hat-trick of being named North Americas best airport, the people down at YVR are just as thrilled as they were when winning the accolade in 2010.

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This Sunday, citizens and corporations around the world will commemorate Earth Day by promoting environmental protection and sustainability.

Swedish home décor retailer moving into 334,000-square-foot facility in Richmond

The man shot to death in broad daylight in a quiet residential street was once convicted in connection to a 2003 gangland murder in Richmond.

Students of James McKinney elementary have been invited to represent B.C. at a world critical thinking skills contest in the U.S.