In the Community

Batman (Rick Nelson) and his Batmobile will be cruising in the upcoming Salmon Festival parade on Canada Day alongside the Richmond school district before heading “back to the bat cave!” “The whole reason behind the Batmobile is [because it’s] a fun

Sticks will slap the pavement and players jostle for the ball while the air horn sounds at this year’s street hockey zone at the Steveston Salmon Festival.

Hockey’s stars of tomorrow created yet another buzz in Steveston Village on Saturday with their eighth annual head shave for sick children. The Richmond Jets, joined by the Richmond Ravens, raised $18,000 in support of B.C.

From July 2 to Sept. 2, the Steveston Library will change their opening hours to more closely match the hours of the Steveston Community Centre. The library will open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.

It’s growing slowly, but surely, and by the next meeting, it may have doubled again. A handful of people, some of them strangers, turned up in Erika Koenig-Workman’s Steveston kitchen last month for her Green New Deal (GND) town hall.

Dust off your red and white shirts, and join the Richmond Olympic Park Run gang for their special Canada Day 5K run. Starting at 9 a.m. (with an 8:45 a.m.

An annual 3 on 3 basketball tournament for high school students across the Lower Mainland took place once again last week at the India Cultural Centre of Canada on No. 5 Road in Richmond.

Ironwood Plaza will host a summer kickoff community barbecue on Saturday, June 22 while raising funds for Wigs for Kids, a program at BC Children’s Hospital which provides free, custom fitted, human-hair wigs for children who have lost their hair due

A Richmond man is preparing to hand a petition to city council on Monday evening, urging them to halt the impending change to seniors’ discounts at city facilities.

Second town hall meeting set for City Centre Community Centre on Monday, June 24