In the Community

With food security top of mind for many countries around the world right now, a Richmond non-profit is inviting residents to join them this month.

Many of Richmond’s youth have had feelings of boredom, restlessness, or even isolation over the past several months.

The City of Richmond is making a call for artists and creative individuals in Richmond to register their free public activities for the 11 th annual BC Culture Days.

Richmond’s Gulf of Georgia Cannery National Historic Site re-opened on July 13 and is welcoming visitors back with limited services.

A memorial fund to support underprivileged youth athletes in B.C. has been set up in the name of the late Kory Nagata.

After a three-month shutdown due to the pandemic, the St. John Ambulance Richmond branch has reopened, and their local volunteers are making a return to support their community. Outside of their volunteer work, the St.

KidSport Richmond has received a cheque for $9,140 from a group of Richmond women who host an event called “Power of the Purse”. In February this year, they hosted the fundraiser by selling purses and scarves at the Richmond Curling Club.

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The Richmond Public Library has opened the computer lab at their Ironwood branch for those needing to use them to access the internet or printing.

Richmondite Emily Chao has received the highest honour that an army cadet can get in the province.