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Seniors know how to celebrate the season

Christmas is coming and I will never be ready in time. Cards are arriving and I haven't even started to write mine. My calendar is filling up fast with five parties written on it, and I see two potluck lunches as well.

Around Town

Wednesday The Richmond Hospice Association will put on a free presentation, Grief and the Holidays, on Wednesday, Dec. 4 at 7 p.m. at the Caring Place (Room 340, 7000 Minoru Blvd).
McRoberts video in running for dry grad contest

McRoberts video in running for dry grad contest

A group of Grade 12 students at McRoberts Secondary are hoping a video they produced will reinforce the message that drinking and driving is a bad idea.

Filipina tells of family's horror, loss

Richmond care aid sending money back home, helping to fundraise

What can I contribute?

"What will you personally contribute to the company?" employers usually ask during a hiring interview. For some people, this is a simple question that leads to a reply full of grand achievements and a litany of transferable skills.

Fire-Rescue lights up holidays

Richmond Fire-Rescue is inviting the public to "light up" Christmas with a series of festive events. They are opening their doors to the community on several days at various fire halls as they host their annual "Lighting of the Fire Halls" event.

What if your days were numbered?

Over my medical career, I have seen many colleagues leave practice.

Classic tale gets makeover

Publisher Pamela McColl is certainly not shy about altering a Christmas classic. Nor is she inhibited from championing her cause against smoking. And it's those two worlds which combine in a gently re-worked version of Clement C.

Chat challenges view of transportation

The City of Richmond hosts its fourth PechaKucha Night this Friday (Nov. 29) that will change how attendees think about transportation.

Tech savings elusive for Black Friday shopping

Greater choice is the main advantage for U.S