In the Community

Poetry sharing workshops go online

It’s a Richmond summer tradition – picking berries. But like most traditions, COVID-19 is playing havoc with how it’s done.

A growing number of local retail stores have mandated the use of masks or face coverings while in public. But finding these supplies are still difficult for vulnerable people.

Shoppers Drug Mart's eight Richmond locations made a generous donation to Richmond Hospital. Through Shoppers Drug Mart’s “Growing Women’s Health” fundraising campaign, which took place Oct. 5, 2019 to Nov.

Richmond’s temporary modular housing received a donation of pet essentials from a dog rescue group to help support pet owners struggling through COVID-19.

It’s hard to imagine life nowadays without hand-sanitizing stations everywhere and giant red dots on the ground to show you how far to keep apart outside stores.

Towels, a shoelace and a safety pin – these were the items a female voice told Matt Pitcairn, president of the Richmond Chamber of Commerce, to find after he called 9-1-1 from home early Thursday morning to help deliver his baby.

The Richmond RCMP presented their cultural coins series to the City of Richmond in celebration of Multiculturalism Day.

While the theatrical industry has taken a massive hit because of the pandemic, a Richmond instructor is not letting COVID-19 stop him from planning this summer’s musical courses for his students.

Virtual Canada Day fireworks will be on display for Richmondites – and everyone across the country – to top off Richmond’s Canada Day at Home celebrations. The augmented reality fireworks can be watched on a mobile device or computer at 10 p.m.