In the Community

With many moviegoers still feeling hesitant to return to theatres due to COVID-19, a Richmond grassroots society decided to throw two small documentary watching parties to raise awareness about mental illness and engage with Richmondites.

Various positions in Richmond’s advisory committees are now accepting applications and Richmond residents are encouraged to volunteer for them. There are more than 90 positions in the advisory committees are accepting applications.

An awarding-winning Richmond filmmaker’s latest work has been selected for a national film grant, worth $150,000.

The annual Richmond Maritime Festival is returning with its week-long celebrations, except this year all the events will be online because of COVID-19 restrictions.

Living just down the street from West Richmond Ambulance Station 269, the Leung sisters, Quinn, 7 and Ella, 6, call out “good luck paramedics!” at home whenever they hear the sirens going down their street.

Richmond Kigoos Swim Club received a community gaming grant of $13,700 that was presented by Richmond's MLA John Yap on thursday.

Former white supremacist Tony McAleer joined Richmond Rotary Club members last week via an online video conference to inspire more people to express compassion and forgiveness at this challenging time.

Ladner course was forced to close on Sunday

The Richmond Hospital Foundation is aiming to raise funds to help improve surgical equipment, as surgeries resume after COVID-19 postponements.

Richmond Hospital Healthcare Auxiliary Thrift Store is getting back with a brand new look to raise money for healthcare services in Richmond.