In the Community

Scott Stewart is expecting a big turnout this year at the Royal Canadian Legion’s post-Remembrance Day service event. Stewart, the legion’s chair of the management committee, said they’re putting on more entertainment than before.

Amateur radio enthusiasts will be flocking to Steveston this Saturday for the Richmond Amateur Radio Club’s (RARC) Discover Amateur Radio seminar at the Steveston Community Centre.

Each year, the Richmond Christmas Fund assists individuals and families who lack the financial means to celebrate the holidays. Last year, more than 2,100 families came forward for help before Christmas, up 25 per cent from the previous year.

Women took over the work that was traditionally held by men at Gulf of Georgia Cannery during wartime

Hansen's niece is completing her teacher practicum at the school.

Richmond Olympian Evan Dunfee got more than he bargained for when he turned up at Kingswood elementary last week to pick up a cheque on behalf of children’s charity KidSport.

Each year, Canadians remember those who have sacrificed their lives in the line of duty to protect our freedom and liberty.

Richmond Community Concert Band will play at the city’s Remembrance ceremony, as it has done for the past 45 years.

This Remembrance Day ceremony, Richmond resident Wendy Lee will lead the remembrance parade in singing O Canada and God Save The Queen.

Richmond’s Pathways Clubhouse has been given national recognition this week for its transparency and accountability as a charity.