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Lime selected by City of Richmond to operate e-bike and e-scooter share

These are the 10 best parks to explore in Richmond BC

Why Is Surrey BC's Hottest COVID Spot? And More Insights into Pandemic Divisions

What new data reveal about the Lower Mainland.

Vancouver and Northern B.C. stand out in weekly COVID-19 update

  VANCOUVER -- During a reporting period that saw overall infections continue to drop in British Columbia, two areas in the City of Vancouver and the Peace River area stand out for their COVID-19 infection rates and vaccinations. The weekly data summary from the B.C. Centre for Disease Control, current as of May 18, shows the Northeast False Creek area of Vancouver being the only neighbourhood in Metro Vancouver where cases increased, while the UBC area has the lowest vaccination rates for the region with only 37 per cent of adults inoculated against COVID. Richmond City Centre had the next-lowest vaccination rates in the Lower Mainland at just 49 per cent of adults.

Richmond considering requiring 25% rental homes in new condo buildings

The City of Richmond is proposing to mandate mixed-tenure rental housing in future residential developments in a bid to improve affordability.

Richmond opens new major arterial road through its city centre (PHOTOS)

During today’s press conference, Richmond mayor Malcolm Brodie said this will serve to greatly enhance traffic flow in the city centre, where significant new mixed-use developments are planned now and into the future. Approximately 17,000 vehicles are expected to use this section of roadway on average daily, including vehicle traffic transplanted from No. 3 Road. The new River Parkway arterial roadway, March 2021. (City of Richmond) The new River Parkway arterial roadway, March 2021. (City of Richmond) The new River Parkway arterial roadway, March 2021. (City of Richmond) There are new intersections controlled by traffic signals where River Parkway meets Leslie Road and Cambie Road. Pedestrian and cyclist connections on the south side of Cambie Road have been improved with a new multi-use path between the Middle Arm Greenway and the Canada Line’s Aberdeen Station on No. 3 Road.