In the Community

If you’re a fan of all things Star Wars and can’t get enough of Krispy Kreme donuts, then an event in Richmond next Friday is the place to be.

Social enterprise cafe employs people re-entering workforce from addiction recovery

McMath Secondary School’s Intreract club is pleased to be hosting the second annual “Move for Polio” 5km Walk/Run on Sunday at Garry Point Park in Steveston.

Richmond News wants to celebrate exciting milestones with you. For this upcoming edition of our “Celebrations Page,” we want to see your graduation photos ! Send all information into [email protected] with “Celebrations” in the subject line.

National non-profit organization Talk With Our Kids About Money was at Richmond this week to educate students about money management and financial literacy.

Richmond Public Library is bringing back the young entrepreneurs program for its second year and is calling for applications from youth who have a passion for business.

A group of women, whose husbands and partners have Alzheimer's, have been meeting every week over coffee for the past nine years

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.