In the Community

Thanks to a small army of volunteers with watering cans in tow, and a good neighbour who allowed access to their garden hose, portions of a bee-friendly pasture thrived during this summer’s heat wave.

Laura Padulo couldn't stand back and see the store close after former managing couple retired

W ith today’s cost of living in Metro Vancouver — one the most expensive places on the globe to live — who doesn’t appreciate getting a deal? And when that can also help someone in need, what could be better? Well, those two worlds — great deals and

Inaugural bike-a-thon in support of Richmond Addiction Services Society sets off this Sunday

Richmond Christmas Fund now accepting volunteers to help charity

Taking strides to support mental health

Charity golf tournament raises funds for Touchstone Family Association and provides networking opportunities

Mental illness. Martin Dash has seen it and its effects, as a soldier and a father. As a former member of the British Army and Canadian Army Reserves, he’s watched it take the form of post traumatic stress disorder.

Annual interactive art show now a three-city affair

Many corporate entities purport to go “green” at every opportunity, be it growing a few vegetables on their roof or banning the printing of endless emails.