In the Community

Edwin Wang loves his racquet sports. The 10-year-old, Grade 5 student at Manoah Steves elementary school is an avid badminton and table tennis player who is always ready to square off against a willing opponent. But, in 2013, something was wrong.

YouTube beauty carving up the online world with style

Noisy sea lion giving village residents an early-morning wake-up

It’s Chinese new year and there are plenty of ways to celebrate the year of the monkey in Richmond.

Richmond's Aberdeen Centre to host Metro Vancouver's largest Chinese New Year event on Feb. 7

What is it that intrigues so many about conspiracy theories? From those who inhale every puff of gunsmoke from the grassy knoll to aliens colonizing the moon, why does it draw our attention, even if we have just a passing interest in the latest revel

Richmond Shriners, who help raise money for sick kids, move 'up the line at annual 'installment'

It may be small in number, but a group of Richmond seniors has plenty of stories to tell. And each year, for the past 25 years, the members’ experiences, insights and imaginations are put down on paper to form an anthology of their writing.

Richmond residents broaden their horizons with drinks, appies, movie nights and bocce - and they've even invited neighbouring stratas to join the fun

Richmond private school hosting public event with guest speaker, author and educator Barry MacDonald, who specializes in the behaviour of boys