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Banking on our community roots in Richmond

Banking on our community roots in Richmond

TD is asking the public to help plant more than 600 trees in Garden City Park and more than 50,000 nationwide
Rachel's Roundup: Richmond youth facing the fall with mixed feelings

Rachel's Roundup: Richmond youth facing the fall with mixed feelings

News' youth photojournalist Rachel Kwan speaks to local teenagers about what lies ahead for them this school year
Running to remember Helen

Running to remember Helen

John Hopkins' motivation to take part in this year's Terry Fox Run stems from the passing of his wife in 2012
Keeping SAR station ‘afloat’

Keeping SAR station ‘afloat’

Out on the water, the year-round job of volunteers with Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue - Station 10 is to keep people afloat.
Richmond parents dig deep for the kids

Richmond parents dig deep for the kids

After almost two years of fundraising, the Blair elementary school community is about to build their own playground
Rachel's Roundup: What did Richmond's youth do this summer?

Rachel's Roundup: What did Richmond's youth do this summer?

What did you do this summer? This is the question all students dread to answer on their first day back at school. And like the question, the answer is always the same: “Netflix and sleep.
Kids' Books: Fighting beasts, surviving shipwreck, solving mysteries

Kids' Books: Fighting beasts, surviving shipwreck, solving mysteries

More than 3,700 children participated in Richmond Public Library’s Summer Reading Club this year. SRC is a provincial program sponsored by the BC Library Association and the provincial government, with support from the RBC Foundation.
Coffee With: Ambition turned taste for tutu into lifelong passion

Coffee With: Ambition turned taste for tutu into lifelong passion

Mary Burke has called Richmond home for nearly 40 years
Fundraising ride a way to remember lost loved ones

Fundraising ride a way to remember lost loved ones

KIm Bannon Evinsky knows the tragedy of losing a loved one can never be fully overcome. But the former Richmond resident knows plenty can be done to make remembering them a positive step forward.
Flying high on the fairways for the kids

Flying high on the fairways for the kids

Former memorial event has grown annually