In the Community

Richmond’s youngest scientists tackled big questions at the annual science fair.

Thousands of people across Richmond celebrated Pink Shirt Day on Wednesday, joining in the ongoing national campaign to combat bullying. Send your Pink Shirt Day pictures to [email protected] .

Nature’s Essence is used to helping their customers live a healthier life through the products they sell, but now, they are promoting a healthier life directly through their philanthropic donations to improving Richmond Hospital.

Weiyang Ma’s photo is called “I see you when I’m sleeping.”

With acts as simple as sharing extra bananas, splitting a Costco-sized portion of groceries or collecting unused canned goods, one Richmond group is aiming to combat hunger in the community.

Steveston’s Garry Point Park is home to 255 cherry blossom trees.

If you’re looking for something seedy to do this Saturday, then Thompson Community Centre is just the place for you. The 10 th Seedy Saturday event takes place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with 16 vendors and between 200 and 300 people expected to attend.

Vancouver Coastal Health has warned Richmondites over the past week to make sure their measles vaccinations are up to date after people infected with the virus visited several public spaces in the city.

Dozens of Richmondites braved the freezing temperatures Saturday for the Coldest Night of the Year charity walk, raising money to help Richmond’s homeless, hungry and less fortunate.

Richmond-based Aspac Developments celebrated the Year of the Pig by raising money for the BC Children’s Hospital Foundation.