In the Community

Discussions about public transit in Metro Vancouver always seem to boil down to one thing: funding. The need for transit will only increase with the region's population over the next 30 years - projected at one million, 80,000 in Richmond.

One of Richmond's long-standing institutions is going to get a new address this fall. The ICBC Driver Licensing Office at 5740 Minoru Blvd. will be moving to Lansdowne Centre.

Every kid, regardless of their family's financial situation, deserves to go to school with brand new school supplies, said Major Brad Smith with the Richmond Salvation Army. To help make that happen, the local chapter at 8280 Gilbert Rd.

Trips and falls on the playground may account for the majority of injuries that send school children to the nurse's office. But backpacks cause their fair share of injuries as well.

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We can all learn from school poster campaign

Labour Day arrived early for Richmond Hospital with a $95,000 donation Monday morning from United Association of Journeyman and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry of Canada and the United States Local 170 (UA Local 170) to help purc

More than 2,000 entries from 33 countries at Olympic oval

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The second annual outdoor movie night in the city centre returns this Friday, Aug. 16 with the animated family flick Despicable Me. The free event at Garden City Park, 6620 Garden City Rd.