In the Community

Residents are encouraged to join in this year’s worldwide earthquake drill on Thursday.

The impact on mental health by social isolation and loneliness during this pandemic is of great concern to many Canadians.

After having closed its doors since March due to the pandemic, the Richmond Museum has re-opened its exhibits to the public.

This year’s Thanksgiving is going to look a little different, thanks to the pandemic. But some Richmondites are creating new traditions to show their thanks.

A pair of gloves, a bag and maybe a pair of tongs is how this Richmond non-profit is showing its thanks to the space they live in while celebrating Thanksgiving.

Like most community organizations, adapting to the new world of living in a pandemic has been challenging. The Richmond Amateur Radio Club (RARC) is no exception, hence their next Basic Qualification radio course, on Saturday, Oct.

Richmond realtors Vern Jurovich, Andrew Leong, Steven Thom, and their office, helped raise $350,000 for refugees fleeing violence and threats find new lives in Metro Vancouver.

When Richmondite Hermanie Chiong was called to the bar on Monday, she was one of the youngest lawyers to ever earn that honour in B.C.

After six long months being closed to the public, the historical Steveston Post Office has finally re-opened its doors.

An “uninvited guest” was caught on camera enjoying a seafood meal for free in Steveston. The video posted on Reddit shows an otter on board a fishing boat helping himself to a large fillet.