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Schools setting the stage for plays this week

Schools setting the stage for plays this week

The stage is set for a number of school plays this week in Richmond. An old classic will be on tap for the public at Cambie secondary school.
Trio of historical vessels grace Richmond dry dock

Trio of historical vessels grace Richmond dry dock

Wooden boats with a colourful past included a tugboat who appeared in The Beachcombers TV show and a 112-year-old schooner which entertained the rich and famous
Coffee with: Dixon says ‘au revoir’ to globetrotting teacher

Coffee with: Dixon says ‘au revoir’ to globetrotting teacher

Teacher Fiona MacNicol-Clark taught in Richmond for 30 years
There's something fitting about 'Mary's Barn'

There's something fitting about 'Mary's Barn'

New Sharing Farm building in Terra Nova to be named after non-profit’s late founder Mary Gazetas
Charity begins at home for health care close to home

Charity begins at home for health care close to home

For Sandy So, longtime Richmond resident and Richmond Hospital Foundation Board member, charity does begin at home. “We live here. We work here. It’s where we earn our livelihood,” she says. “Money is a means to an end.
PINK SHIRT DAY: Drawing strength from the bullies: Footballer Shae Emry

PINK SHIRT DAY: Drawing strength from the bullies: Footballer Shae Emry

Former CFL star and Richmond native suffered verbal bullying for the vast majority of his childhood
PINK SHIRT DAY: Former bully comes to terms with his actions

PINK SHIRT DAY: Former bully comes to terms with his actions

I t was called teasing. And it was, well, OK. At least it seemed to be for 11 and 12-year-old boys back in rural Ontario about 20 or so years ago.
PINK SHIRT DAY: Facing your bully at the front door

PINK SHIRT DAY: Facing your bully at the front door

It's knowing you didn't do anything wrong is what matters in the end
PINK SHIRT DAY: Anti-bullying mantra not just ‘child’s play’ anymore

PINK SHIRT DAY: Anti-bullying mantra not just ‘child’s play’ anymore

Boys and Girls Club of South Coast B.C. will be in action on Pink Shirt Day
Richmond girls help ERASE bullying with pink power

Richmond girls help ERASE bullying with pink power

Two high school students, Catelyne Ma and Sherry Liu, were the youth artists whose poster designs were chosen by the City of Richmond