In the Community

Richmond’s Everglade Development has donated $55,000 for the Richmond Hospital Foundation’s COVID-19 fund as part of their #RichmondTOGETHER campaign. The donation will help essential medical equipment such as a CPR machine and a vital signs monitor.

BC RCMP is inviting the public to join them in a virtual investigation in celebration of National Police Week from May 10 to 16. National Police Week celebrates and acknowledges the work of police officers and employees across all police agencies.

Many Quilchena elementary students and their families dressed in red with handmade signs took to the sidewalks around the school to see their teachers in a "car parade" on Friday afternoon.

Richmond Public Library is showing its support for front line workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Steveston boardwalk became a lot more colourful this weekend. Darren Long spent Saturday creating bright, cheerful chalk drawings along the boardwalk to help lift people's spirits amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Richmond-based Rubina Hope for Kids has donated $5,000 to the Richmond School District’s Feed-U-Cate 38 program, to help support students from low-income families in the city.

Many have been living on the verge of food insecurity, and the current pandemic is pushing them over the edge.

Richmond dancers aren’t letting COVID-19 stop them from moving their bodies, no matter what their age is.

Students at Burnett secondary in Richmond and healthcare workers in the community have benefitted from the kind heart of Steveston resident Irene Collingwood.

There may be no solace for a young girl who has just lost her father, but a Richmond resident is hoping to show her comfort by embracing her in a quilt made from her late father’s T-shirts.