In the Community

Fast disappearing from Richmond’s landscape is the family-run convenience store

RJDS is the only day school in Richmond that will benefit from the program

KPU book seminar looks at remarkable physical accomplishments of Olga Kotelko

Broken homes, broken lives, and huge social and monetary costs to the public.

Students at Errington elementary in Richmond lined up to pie their teachers square in the face...all for a good cause, of course: See photo gallery, right

Annual Steveston Scarecrow Crawl has some cheeky and inventive additions this year: See photo gallery, right

While cash-strapped, land-based volunteer search and rescue organizations continue their bid to secure more consistent funding from the province, Richmond’s community-run marine rescue group said their funding sources are a different kettle of fish.

A firefighter may deliver one if your smoke alarm is working

It’s easily missed on the Steveston Village boardwalk — a small plaque honouring a man who helped build harbours, calm gun-wielding protesters and change the map of Canada.

Collaboration. It’s a word Sally Stubbs has lived with most of her life. And it’s something she plans on continuing during her two-month term as Richmond’s recently installed writer in residence.