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Richmond students, professor behind move to ask residents to send in letters to counter hate

Merchandise from Third World countries on sale this weekend at fair in church

Coffee with...Walter Tyrrell

Many patients and families rely on local health care at Richmond Hospital

R ichmond city councillor Ken Johnston admits he is not well enough acquainted with his home kitchen to be able to provide a blow-by-blow re-creation of one of his favourite meals — roast chicken with cranberries, Brussels sprouts, and stuffing.

R ichmond has so much to offer when it comes to the culinary landscape.

T he calendar is into the last weekend of November, and holiday events — from Christmas tree displays to craft fairs — are starting to ramp up. So, there’s plenty to do this weekend. Here’s the News’ top three to consider.

L ifestyle changes are often rooted in firm convictions. For Joe Peschisolido, the newly minted Liberal MP for the riding of Steveston-Richmond East, his switch to become a vegan came right from his case notes.

For the first time in its history, the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation awarded its prestigious Hilton Humanitarian Prize to Clubhouse International/Fountain House of which Pathways Clubhouse is a member. Each year, the Conrad N.

Annual event, this Thursday from 6 to 10:30 a.m., will take place at three locations