In the Community

The News' gardening columnist delves into the history of Japanese-Canadian farming during the Second World War

The Richmond Youth Honour Choir (RYHC) is hosting its 11th annual Voices In Peace concert; a free, family-friendly event produced with the spirit of “pay it forward” for peace. The vision for the concert, to be held Nov.

As we inch towards the solemn holiday of Remembrance Day, we contemplate the sacrifices so many men and women made for our country.

Quilt and postcards honour the fallen and those still serving

The News gives you 10 places of wartime interest in the city

MacNeill secondary teens shine light on post-traumatic stress disorder

Street closures will be in effect Saturday for the ceremony around city hall

Annual designated driver service needs more volunteers to get partygoers home safely

The holiday season is a time of many emotions: excitement, joy, gratitude. For those who can’t afford to celebrate, however, it’s a more trying time, one marked by stress and anxiety.

1 Build a Real Killer Whale Skeleton: Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 4 and 5: Build a Real Killer Whale Skeleton at Britannia Heritage Shipyard. Free show times are: 11 a.m. to noon; 12:30 to 1:30 p.m.; 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. and 4 to 5 p.m.