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YVR aims to increase security, rector holds interfaith service

A former female firefighter has had her claims of discrimination by the City of Richmond thrown out by the BC Human Right Tribunal again. Teresa Rush has twice tried to drag the city through the human rights court in the last few years.

A man has been charged with first-degree murder in the death of his estranged wife, whose body was found Aug. 27 in a suitcase in the Fraser River at Steveston.

The estranged husband of a missing Burnaby mother has been charged with her first-degree murder after her body was found Aug. 27 in a suitcase in the Fraser River. RCMP Sgt.

Vancouver Airport has been recognized by the aviation industry for improving pre-flight security and border clearance processes.

Lieutenant William (Billy) Moore is a member of the New York Fire Department Battalion 57 in Brooklyn that was on duty Sept. 11, 2001 when the World Trade Center towers were destroyed. Its burned in my memory, recalled Moore of that fateful day.

Current affairs program stimulates residents, gets them talking

The City of Richmond would abandon the RCMP in favour of a provincial or municipal police force - but only as a last resort.

While many dealerships struggle, Richmond team increases business

Reports are coming in of buildings swaying and swimming pools spilling water in Richmond following a 6.4 magnitude earthquake off the coast of Vancouver Island.