In the Community

There's a renaissance happening in Richmond. Not the renaissance of Leonardo and Michelangelo and the rebirth of interest in ancient art. No, what's happening here, right now, is another kind of renaissance - the rebirth of interest in food farming.

Q) I have heard about a New Education Plan for B.C. - but I don't really know what it means. What does it mean for Richmond? A) Simply put, the B.C.

The flat terrain and natural beauty of Richmond are two reasons why MEC is hosting its first half marathon in the city.

Food - it must have been among the first things for which humans found a word. "Foda," an ancient inhabitant of the British Isles would have muttered, peering into the pot bubbling on his hearth.

Welcome to the Richmond News' new food column. On May 25, my Team Bodin teammate Jennifer May and I set up our bikes on stationary trainers in Olympic Village and made gluten-free bonbons as we pedaled to raise money for the Ride to Conquer Cancer.

The City of Richmond kicked off its new Green Cart collection program, which starts next week, with an official event hosted by Mayor Malcolm Brodie Tuesday afternoon.

Tom Parkes spends much of his life in a dark garage. What he does in there will go on show this weekend

In Asian culture, they're a symbol of longevity, prosperity and good luck.

When you get invited to a BBQ, you normally take along a few burgers, some buns, maybe a couple of steaks if you're feeling generous.