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Mayor joins forces with kids to promote reading

It might be a challenge to silence a room filled with energetic elementary school students, but Mayor Malcolm Brodie succeeded, needing nothing more than a story.

Have a tax loss selling strategy

Develop a strategy for tax loss selling now to reap dividends later. Tax loss selling typically occurs in the first half of December and often results in bumpy markets.

Diamond delivers double bill

This Saturday, get ready for a double Diamond musical performance. Veteran children's musician Charlotte Diamond returns to the stage at Lansdowne Centre for her Family Holiday Delight Concert.

Red Nose counts on volunteers

With the holiday season around the corner, it's almost time for those bottles of tasty champagne and cozy dinner parties.

Developmental disabilities exacerbate mental illness

Richmondite organizes panel of people to talk about their dual diagnosis

A Richmond family affair featured at Fair Trade Fair

Andrea Hidalgo is not joking when she says her company Camiro Folklore, a Richmond-based company selling hand-made Latin American crafts and clothing, is family-run.

Spare their feelings, be honest

"It's discouraging to think how many people are shocked by honesty and how few by deceit." - Noël Coward I've written about the topic of honesty before. This time I'm not going to focus on liars.

Do one thing that scares you

"Do one thing everyday that scares you" reads one of the quotes inscribed on the side of a Lululemon bag.

Two days, two important homelessness events held

Thursday Oct. 18 marked the 4th Annual Richmond Homeless Connect event at St. Alban Anglican Church. It was hosted by the "Richmond Homelessness Coalition-Homes for All" and I was pleased to be an active volunteer in planning the event.
Richmond remembers

Richmond remembers