In the Community

When Elizabeth Dung got her first puppy she learned quickly that Jojo, a Cockerpoo, was born with some strange health and mental issues.

H aving disabilities is not a choice. Neither was it for Layla Belle McCay. Born with a cleft palate and two of her toes webbed, her parents knew something was wrong. It turned out that Layla had delayed kubuki syndrome.

I will soon be heading back to my home in Dubai. For the last two months, I have been living here in Richmond, working as an intern, first for the Richmond Review and now the Richmond News . It’s been a treat to be here.

J erry Starck is retiring … again.

Saturday How does technology help make life better for the disabled? Find out at the Technology Fair through a Disability Lens event Aug. 15 at the Executive Airport Plaza Hotel & Conference Centre (7311 Westminster Hwy.) from 11 a.m.- 3 p.m.

The Gulf of Georgia Cannery Society and Gilmore elementary are the recipients of a $15,000 grant from the Pacific Salmon Foundation for two Pacific salmon projects.

Founder of George’s Taverna bids fond farewell to Steveston

The News’ youth reporter delves into the city’s fitness scene, chats to locals and compares the various workout centres

Hamilton's houseboat neighbourhood has seen many changes over the decades

8K Garry Point run being organised by Forever Young crew