In the Community

Annual shopping, socializing spree in the village expands in popularity every year; so much so that tickets for the after-party are sold out within hours

Poignant and profound, the red poppy and its significance have reappeared across Canada to honour those who have served. “We do this for veterans and families,” says Carol O’Dell, Chairperson, Richmond Poppy Fund, whose campaign is under way.

Local rapper lived through the Gulf War as an infant, and being homeless as a teen. He’s now working on his first original rap album.

Photo gallery: Minor hockey association putting on First Shift program to help break down entry barriers into the sport

Richmond Family Justice counsellors step in to help when people's lives begin to unravel

Jennifer Yuhasz took her first steps into the world of documenting history as a child in Saskatchewn

Omotenashi is a Japanese concept of hospitality, providing unparalleled service to clients. For Japan Airlines, it’s a philosophy and approach that frames how they treat all people.

Impoverished youth in Kingston could benefit from public's generosity

Hundreds of jack-o’-lanterns, strings of lights stretching off into the distance and some friendly forest creatures can mean only one thing — it’s time for the Wild Things event this weekend (Oct. 24 and 25 from 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.

Paintball Guinness Book attempt and testicular cancer awareness come together in Richmond