In the Community

The market stalls were bustling with shoppers in the plaza outside the Brighouse library Tuesday morning as students from Quilchena elementary were busy selling their school-grown produce and crafts, while at the same time supporting a number of loca

More than 200 women from across Canada and from all backgrounds will converge on Richmond next week for Canadian Federation of University Women’s (CFUW) annual general meeting and conference.

He pioneered palliative care in Richmond

Block parties, cultural celebrations, and storytelling circles are just some examples of nearly three dozen community projects taking place in Richmond this summer, all of them funded by the Neighbourhood Small Grants (NSG) program, according to volu

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Back in the 1950s, when I was growing up, we had a rain barrel in our yard to collect rainwater to use in our gardens, to wash our car and for general clean up. Somewhere along the line, common use of a rain barrel disappeared.

Last Saturday, the Sharing Farm played host to the 6th Annual Richmond Day of Caring, an event that highlights the impact of employer-supported volunteering.

Over 250 students participate in outdoor classes at Homma elementary

Richmond Chinese Community Society hopes new, smaller base is not its forever home