In the Community

The Kwantlen St. Farmers Market is back for another season and visitors are in store for some changes that have made the event much more visible to the public. The market, which runs weekly on Tuesdays, has shifted to a new location.

Plain packages of pencils. That’s all it took to bring beaming smiles to the faces of young children when Rafael Recavarren helped hand out the writing supplies in an impoverished neighbourhood during a trip to Peru last December.

Travel back in time to the year 1917 and witness life in Richmond’s early days. When you join the Steveston Walking Tour Vignettes this summer, you will feel like you are walking in the footsteps of the past.

Pair of friends is excited about their society's annual show, but they're not so sure about their wives

Richmond students will shine a light on Canada’s fascinating history at the Richmond Museum’s annual Richmond Regional Heritage Fair on Saturday, May 13.

McNair secondary school’s senior marketing students pinned down one of their school’s “hipster” teachers, Sean Corcoran, and buzzed his head for cancer research Tuesday afternoon.

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Annual Mother’s Day sale upcoming

The Sharing Farm is celebrating successfully growing 500 lbs. of greens in the middle of the worst winter for years. This is thanks to the generous support of Vancity, who funded the purchase of a brand new 70-foot greenhouse last year.

Are you fed up with your garden? This may be the time to do some much needed renovations in your garden that has seen better days. Sorting out your garden is much like sorting your wardrobe.