Vikki Hui is a journalist at The Richmond News. She covers a variety of topics, including crime, traffic, and lawsuits, with a keen interest in the intersection of banking and sports business. Vikki's work has been featured in several notable publications, including The Coast Reporter, Times Colonist, and Vancouver is Awesome.
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Richmond, Canada (Local)
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Vikki Hui's coverage predominantly features local events, traffic updates, and community news specific to Richmond, Canada. She often covers stories related to crime, entertainment news, and pets.
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By: Valerie Leung, Vikki Hui
Capstan station construction requires early service closures on weeknights
By: Maria Rantanen
Former Burnaby-Lougheed MLA Katrina Chen is the president of AnXin Community Savings.
By: Maria Rantanen, Vikki Hui
Former Burnaby-Lougheed MLA Katrina Chen is the president of AnXin Community Savings.
Richmond RCMP is asking drivers to avoid the area as an investigation is currently ongoing
By: Adam Campbell, Vikki Hui
The man was reported exiting a Canada Line station, falling down an escalator and allegedly dropping an airsoft gun on Sunday
The City of Richmond contribution to the Olympic Oval will go down by 11% next year.
Two separate and unrelated cases of alleged drug possession, exportation were in provincial court.
A man was taken to the hospital in critical but stable condition.
The Richmond Camera Show returns to South Arm United Church on May 10.
A man reported missing this week has been located, according to police.
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