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Energy giant B.C. Hydro will continue outfitting its customers with wireless smart meters despite a majority vote by delegates at the Union of B.C. Municipalities for a moratorium on the mandatory instalment of the devices.

It's early morning at Lake Sakinaw and a ghostly mist is rising off the lake's still waters. Cozied up on a soft couch, I'm gazing out at the lake from the comfort of the Lake Sakinaw Lodge, contemplating the day's activities.

Over the years, the Internet has grown from a relative novelty into something households steadfastly rely on it for nearly every aspect of life.

If youve ever wondered what to do with that old electric toothbrush, tired vacuum cleaner, blackened toaster oven or microwave, then now is your chance to clean them all out. A new recycling program called Unplugged, launches Saturday, Oct.

It's been six months since the City of Richmond outlawed selling puppies in pet stores and opinion on the ban's effectiveness varies dramatically.

More than $54,000 in counterfeit U.S. currency has been seized by Richmond RCMP from a passenger flying into YVR.

Fire-rescue throws open doors of new hich-tech facility to public

Already being labeled a "green oasis," the Richmond Cultural Centre's new rooftop garden will be officially opened today (Friday). At 5 p.m. the rooftop - formerly a "homage to concrete," according to the City of Richmond - will open to the public.

The Family Fun Festival at Garry Point Park this weekend will not, in fact, take place this Saturday.

The City of Richmond is investigating the impacts of townhouse tandem parking on surrounding streets.