In the Community

Lois Carson Boyce was the Rolls Royce of volunteerism locally and nationally and was responsible for the birth of Harold Steves' political career

Residents who declare some of the lowest incomes in the province will benefit from a new child care benfit program. The new B.C. budget dictates households earning less than $45,000 will receive a monthly credit of $1,250 per child in care.

High school students have until March 12 to apply for a Richmond Community Foundation scholarship. Last year, the foundation awarded 25 scholarships, together valued at $25,500.

After a two-year absence, the popular Volunteers Are Stars Awards are making a comeback.

If you have an idea for a community project, such as a cultural celebration, a cooking class or an art workshop, a Neighbourhood Small Grant can bring it to life.

Game of Apps competition concludes with Glen Bussey Trophy presentation

Pink Shirt Day occurs nationwide during February, inspired by an act of kindness in Nova Scotia when two teenagers organized a high school campaign for students to wear pink to support a younger student who was the victim of bullying for wearing a pi

Richmond Fire Rescue firefighters Brian MacLeod and Mike Griffin tried out their new Pink Shirt Day epaulettes for size. On Pink Shirt Day next Wednesday, Feb.

If you have an idea for a community project, such as a cultural celebration, a cooking class or an art workshop, a Neighbourhood Small Grant can bring it to life.

Alexa Loo Alexa Loo City councillor I voted to have English on signs as one of our bylaws. I believe if you run a business, you should communicate in a language that we all understand.