In the Community

The BC Liberal Party's plan to rack up some "quick wins" before the May election by identifying aggrieved ethnic communities they could apologize to has been in the news a lot lately.

Senior citizens may have a reputation of enjoying the quiet life and not being the most active people, but that could not have been farther from the truth during Wednesday's Wellness Fair.

I've never liked shopping. Before this Christmas I've always been more of a hand-me-down, no-name brand kind of person. But I started working in retail several months ago.

$30,000 raised for hospice as city worker Karina Lapalme picked up top ballroom prize

A special report written by the Richmond Youth Services Agency's U-Write Crew (pictured right) of Eddie Cheng, Joy Zhang, Diana Li, Michelle Liu and Saurav Jain.

When it comes to drinking and driving accidents, teens are grossly overrepresented, and almost all incidents are preventable. It's a point eight McRoberts Grade 12 students wanted to hammer home for the BCAA's third annual Dry Grad Video Challenge.

The west wing of Richmond Hospital is being renamed the Milan Ilich Pavilion after yet another donation from the Milan & Maureen Ilich Foundation took their giving total to an incredible $10 million.

VPNs allow users to virtually 'travel' to get a better Netflix service

Two decades ago, Judi Miller opened her home to a few friends in hopes of raising money for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation - BC/Yukon Region.

This year's Nite of Hope explores the world of espionage and conspiracy. Well . not literally.