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The City of Richmond is considering introducing a second penalty option, which carries a smaller fine but speeds up the process of adjudicating disputes, for illegal short-term rentals.

In the summer of 2012, Fatemah Norouzy Pooresfahany, also known as Sara Norouzy, was murdered and her body stashed in a wooded area off Curling Road, in Lower Capilano.

Squamish's Chris McCrum, 42, who was swept up in an avalanche near Pebble Creek on Jan. 3, is being remembered as a passionate volunteer, athlete, and friend.

British Columbia is home to the largest bald eagle gathering on the globe. In fact, Vancouverites won't have to travel far to see it unfold.

A young woman bites attacker after he grabs her from behind and place his hand over her mourth. She screams, bites his hand and runs away.

Vancouver Police and the park board are investigating after a number of trees were vandalized at Spanish Banks; eight trees on Tolmie Street were sawed off.

Surrey resident Michelle De Roma is $39.5 million richer. De Roma found out she won the jackpot after heading to Tsawwassen Mills to do some shopping.

Police say they have a man in custody after a police pursuit through the Fraser Valley and into Metro Vancouver.

Health Minister Adrian Dix says British Columbia has taken a "long overdue step forward" to help lower-income households handle the cost of prescription drugs.

Immigrant settlement organization SUCCESS, known in Richmond for the language classes offered at its Granville Ave. location, has been given $22.4 million in federal funding to improve pre-arrival services for newcomers.