In the Community

It was an incident that shook Canadians from coast to coast: the moment a tractor-trailer collided with the Humboldt Bronco junior hockey team’s bus on April 6, killing 16 and wounding many others.

If you’ve ever wanted to be immortalized in a piece of art, now might be your chance.

For kids and families looking to become more confident, fit and focused, a workshop is being led by a martial artist, actor and stuntman in Richmond next month.

According to the latest My Health My Community report, Lower Mainland residents who feel a strong connection to their community are 2.6 times more likely to report being in good health and 3.2 times more likely to report good mental health.

Progress continues on Richmond’s 12-unit Habitat for Humanity project in the Garden City neighbourhood of Ash Street.

On Wednesday, Richmond’s Community Mental Wellness Association of Canada hosted an open forum to promote mental wellness throughout the community. A panel of speakers including Coun. Chak Au, Dr. Edwin Tam, Dr. Rosa Wu, Andrew Paquette, Dr.

Molly An Photographer I like photography, so whenever I see something nice, I always capture it with my camera. Art is actually around us every day, as long as you have the eye to discover it.

As high school graduations ramp up over the coming weeks, BC Liquor Stores are reminding customers not to buy liquor for minors.

This June, Richmond’s seniors are invited to try one or all of 14 free or low-cost activities scheduled for Seniors Week.

Walter Lee elementary was the place to be for stimulating debate, as Lincoln Lew's class took on the hot topic of modular housing for the homeless