In the Community

I recently attended a Saturday afternoon tasting at Save-on Ironwood and the winery being showcased was one of my favourites, Culmina from Oliver in the Okanagan. Pouring the wines was one of the pioneers of the B.C. wine industry, Donald Triggs.

One of Richmond’s most iconic, historic houses is set for a big renovation that will give it a new lease on life and provide the homeowner with better living space, including a small indoor pool and sauna.

Clockwise, from top left: Jim Purewal: "I would need to know more. In terms of really banning plastics, that’s a cost-benefit analysis you have to do.

Friday, April 20 – Sunday, April 22: Various times Richmond Potters Club Annual Spring Sale at Richmond Cultural Arts Centre Richmond Potters Club is hosting its annual spring sale with also featuring handmade pieces by the Richmond Weavers and Spinn

It’s almost time for Youth Week across B.C. and Richmond has several activities planned to celebrate the accomplishments and diversity of youth across in the city.

If you love animals and pasta, the Richmond SPCA’s annual pub event will be a perfect night out.

Former students and teachers as far back as the 1940s are expected to descend Saturday on what's now called Richmond Secondary

It took the power of community and a steadfast passion to never give up. Richmond raised its voices around the need for a new health care tower to replace the original that was built in the 1960s.

In a bid to survive and thrive, the Richmond Chinese Community Society (RCCS) has, of late, made a slight course correction along with a number of changes.

Richmond’s Chimo Community Services and Chabad have received federal funding to improve accessibility services, the Canadian government announced on Thursday.