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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

Upcoming fundraisers

Fraserview Care Lodge is hosting a night of yoga to help people of the Philippines. The yoga night, followed by tea, runs from 7-8:15 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 28 at 9580 Williams Road.

Big Sisters program looks for Study Buddies

Volunteering benefits both volunteer and community, increasing happiness on both ends. And chances are, more Richmondites would do it more if time weren't an issue.

Abdominal surgery reaches new dimension

The Richmond Hospital Foundation and Vancouver Coastal Health announced the official opening of Canada's first two operating rooms with 3-D technology, which will allow surgeons to perform safer and more accurate, minimally invasive abdominal surgeri
RCMP building shows ‘LEEDership’

RCMP building shows ‘LEEDership’

Richmond’s new RCMP detachment headquarters is showing leadership in reducing its impact on the environment. On Monday, the City of Richmond announced the building on No.

Groups help typhoon victims

"Love Without Borders," a free fundraising concert for the victims of Typhoon Haiyan will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. at Aberdeen Centre's Central Atrium on Sunday, Nov. 24.

Teacher takes on stigma at schools

As a resource teacher at William Bridge elementary, Sara Raouf watches mental illness hang over a child's expression, whether dealing with their own or taking on the stresses of a family member. It's ever-present, yet words are rarely spoken.