In the Community

Richmond B.C.'s flat topography makes it a fantastic place for kids to play street hockey

Local resident becomes online advocate for Parkinson's disease

When Sharmila Pati received the diagnosis a couple of years ago that she had breast cancer, there was, understandably, a long list of things racing through her mind.

As a journalist, Mi-Jung Lee, an anchor with CTV News in Vancouver, is used to telling other people’s stories.

As the curtain came down on the 17th and final Nite of Hope Gala Evening in Richmond last Thursday (April 16) there were plenty of emotional moments, many thank-yous and a new milestone in fundraising for breast cancer.

And even fewer in Richmond's public health region are sexting, according to the report by the McCreary Institute

Judy Valsonis always knew her efforts as a childcare worker had the potential to have a big impact on the youngsters she worked with. But it wasn’t until she was well immersed in her career that she realized just how big an effect it had on her.

Church group offering free meal and conversation to those in need in the city

Planning for the future is the theme for the Richmond Earth Day Youth (REaDY) Summit taking place on Saturday, April 18 from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.