Highlights

As the world mourns the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the Richmond News looks back on the day Her Majesty cut the ribbon at The Tube in 1959.

She visited Canada no less than 31 times since her coronation in June 1952.

Gary Smith identifies as a Pastafarian, a worldwide religion whose members wear either pasta colanders or a three-cornered hat known as a pirate's tricorn on their heads.

Two people found themselves caught between a pod of killer whales and a sea lion off the coast of Vancouver Island.

The online resource gathers public health information on COVID-19 and attempts to condense it as a risk assessment tool for the public.

Inflation would have pinned allowable rental increases at 5.4 per cent.

Among the top threats to children in Canada are: poor mental health, food insecurity, systemic racism, child abuse and climate change.

"Lobo would like to be of assistance helping with the RCMP," caretaker Lorraine O'Connor said.

Retired teacher Bill Chambers says having his former Grade 7 student Liz Truss go on to become British Prime Minister this week is a 'neat story,' but not his proudest achievement as an educator.

It's not clear what killed the endangered Nechako River fish, which grow to up to six metres long and live for more than 100 years.