In the Community

A call is being made in Richmond and across the Lower Mainland for veterans of the Korean War to come forward. Guy Black is appealing for the veterans to contact him ahead of a group of students from Korea, who are coming over on Jan.

It is not always easy to leave a well-established career to follow a passion, but one KPU student did just that.

Here are a few New Year’s Eve events happening in Richmond: Early New Year’s countdown for kids A child-friendly Noon Year’s Eve party will take place at Kidtropolis where families with young children can experience the countdown without staying up l

Richmond Oval’s annual tradition is returning to celebrate the start of a new year. The sports facility is offering its eighth free public skate on Jan. 1 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission is free, but skate and helmet rental fees still apply.

Winter might be a little warmer for many in Metro Vancouver’s homeless community this year thanks to two 14-year-old students.

“It’s about building on the foundations we’ve created over the last two years and bringing even more solutions to the business community.

It’s called a Magical Bridge Playground because it allows for the magic of play while bridging barriers often faced by people with disabilities.

A Richmond veterinarian is raising concerns over pets consuming edible cannabis products after seeing more toxicity cases since the legalization of marijuana. Dr.

Three city-funded public art projects will be created in Richmond next year – at West Richmond Community Centre, at Thompson Community Centre and at Terra Nova Rural Park.

A Richmond resident barely escaped the loss of a 57-year-old family tradition after an annual delivery of Christmas stamps failed to arrive in the mail.