In the Community

“The Christmas Fund is the definition of food, toys and a memorable holiday season; but that doesn’t happen without the community.

It is that time of year when BC’s ambulance paramedics see an increase in emergencies related to carbon monoxide poisoning. To mark Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week (Nov.

The annual site of thousands of snow geese in Richmond was captured in a video by a Richmondite and shared on social media.

Vancouver Metropolitan Lions Club’s has donated $25,800 to the Richmond Hospital Foundation. The club raised funds from its 12th charity concert that took place on Sept.

Skating lessons, public skates and more registered fitness centre visits are being added to the City of Richmond’s recreational list starting Tuesday.

If you celebrated Halloween on the weekend, it’s highly likely you’ve got one or two “expertly” carved pumpkins just about starting to mature on your deck, doorstep or balcony.

“We are not closing; we are just shifting into the virtual world.” This is the message Richmond News publisher Alvin Chow has for readers. Since mid-March, the Richmond News team has joined the trend of working remotely and virtually.

As the cold, winter weather is approaching fast, the City of Richmond is making a call for residents to volunteer and join the Snow Angel program.

A Richmondite has transformed the outside of his home into a haunted display to bring Halloween fun to children in a safe way amid the pandemic.

If you witnessed a creepy cackle of witches dancing to a beat in Steveston yesterday, you weren’t seeing things. Don’t worry, though, the ghastly group weren’t casting any spells on the village.