In the Community

"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.

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.

The United Way of the Lower Mainland is calling on film producers and change-makers to enter its third annual video competition, Care to Change 2014.

About 120 students enrolled in Law 12 at Burnett, McRoberts and Steveston-London secondary schools took part in the second annual Richmond Charter Cases Challenge at Steveston-London.

An artist and his creation will come face to face Saturday, giving local youngsters the opportunity to help support a host of local charities.

Local politicians are joining forces to raise money for people in the typhoon-stricken Philippines . Helping to organize the "Richmond Walk for Love," are Coun.

An Asian woman came to my Chinese medicine clinic with slight fever, sensation of warmth, a lump in the breast and a mild shooting pain down her right arm. She also had pale complexion and regularly experienced dizziness and exhaustion.

Junior Achievement program gives students a leg up in personal finance

Richmond is limbering up to host MEC's first ever marathon next year. Mountain Equipment Co-op (MEC) is looking into hosting its first marathon in B.C. in Richmond next fall.

The River Rock Casino Resort came up trumps for the second year in a row, winning an international hotel award.