In the Community

Lt. Sharon Ong, pictured far left, was a former cadet of Richmond's 2947 "12 Service Battalion" Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps and held many positions of distinction in the cadet program. Lt.

Every time a bell rings ... a non-profit organization in Richmond has a chance to get help.

Right before the winter vacation, Matthew McNair secondary held its annual Breakfast with Santa charity event.

When the time comes to take down your Christmas tree, bring it to the Richmond Firefighters Association Charity Chipping event this weekend, or recycle your tree with your curb side Green Cart collection.

In late November, I was a guest on a Calgary radio talk show, answering questions about cutting the cable cord.

The News takes a look at current and past celebrations, and some wacky traditions

Extreme cold, freezing rain, strong winds and even snow are common in our winter months. The City of Richmond is providing residents with tips to ensure a safe winter. Tips for personal preparedness:.

Over the holiday season, the amount of waste generated around the province increases significantly.

Dozens of families, couples and singles filed through the doors of the Thompson Community Centre to take in the smells of a freshly cooked meal and the sounds of caroling and jazz.

Fifteen years ago, the owner of one of Richmond's White Spot restaurants told the company he wanted to do something special for Christmas Day.