In the Community

Kids of all ages celebrated the B.C.

Richmond realtor Patsy Hui didn’t need to look very far to be given an example of what role she should play in her community.

Volunteer group helps bag and deliver care packages for the city's less fortunate

Not many charity fundraising walks are held in the evening hours. But the upcoming Coldest Night of the Year event, organized by Richmond’s Chimo Community Services, will be doing just that on Feb. 25 to emphasize a point. At around 5:15 p.m.

Margaret Hewlett will have fond memories of helping people and families when they needed it the most

Grade 6 and 7 kids at Jessie Wowk elementary built an impressive igloo

For a decade, Harvey Gill has had to clean up someone else's garbage outside his house

1. Walk Richmond at King George Park: Saturday Feb. 4: With 30 acres of urban park, there’s plenty of room to stretch your legs during Saturday’s Walk Richmond event at King George Park. From 10 – 11 a.m.

Prepared by the Richmond Arts Coalition Feb. 1 Every Chinese New Year, Parker Place (4380 No. 3 Road) has a lion dance and God of Fortune greeting and blessing from 12 - 1 p.m. for all stores and customers for the coming year.