In the Community

A Richmond student's down-to-earth essay inspired by an out of this world experience has earned a national prize from cable channel A&E.

Deepi Leihl drills down on accessibility across Lower Mainland

Back in Italy, I remember a friend saying that you know you're fluent in a foreign language once you can tell jokes in it. To that I'd add, "and once you've mastered idioms.

The City of Richmond is offering a number of activities for young children to attend on Tuesday when a looming rotating teachers’ strike is expected to hit Richmond schools.

Annual cycling push hits the city next week

Avid gardener Christine Craven popped by The Richmond News on Wednesday in hopes of notifying the public that impatiens are not to be trusted this year.

You may recall, last year I wrote about Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Programs, in which people invest working capital in a local farm, share the inherent risks involved in farming and, in return, receive a season's supply of fresh, often-org

Richmond Country Club will be the place next Monday (May 26) to try out your spring swing and give the Canucks Autism Network (CAN) a hand.

Young artists bid for share of $5,000 bursary with two fine pieces of Richmond-based art

Richmond Country Club will be the place next Monday (May 26) to try out your spring swing and give the Canucks Autism Network (CAN) a hand.