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Ski jacket nets recognition for Richmond design grad

Ski jacket nets recognition for Richmond design grad

A recent graduate of the Wilson School of Design at Kwantlen Polytechnic University has received a prestigious recognition for his ski jacket that adapts to temperature and exertion levels.
Richmond dancer dives into novel writing

Richmond dancer dives into novel writing

A Richmond dancer was looking for an escape in novel writing when she discovered an emotional turn in her story.
#RichmondHasHeart projects launched

#RichmondHasHeart projects launched

The City of Richmond’s #RichmondHasHeart project is now being presented to the public, from now until September.
Video: Richmond theatre makes call for support

Video: Richmond theatre makes call for support

Richmond’s Gateway Theatre is calling for support from the community while they continue to prepare future programs for when they re-open.
Steveston author adapts to COVID-19

Steveston author adapts to COVID-19

Writing may be a solitary occupation, but the launch of a new book is anything but – especially for a lesser known author promoting her first paperback.
Garry Point Park film set turned ghost town during COVID-19

Garry Point Park film set turned ghost town during COVID-19

Richmond residents who often walk around Gary Point Park will notice a temporarily abandoned film set after COVID-19 put a halt on the filming industry.
Richmond’s Branscome House artist-in-resident named a winner of Sobey Art Award

Richmond’s Branscome House artist-in-resident named a winner of Sobey Art Award

The artist-in-residence at Richmond’s Branscombe House is one of the Sobey Art Award’s 25 longlist artists – and has received a $25,000 prize.
Richmond family’s film accepted in first QIFF

Richmond family’s film accepted in first QIFF

A Richmond family wasn’t expecting much when they joined the world’s first Quarantine International Film Festival with only an iPhone, a phone app and an $8 clip-on lens.
National Canadian Film Day takes to online screening and events

National Canadian Film Day takes to online screening and events

For those who appreciate a good movie, April 22 is the day to indulge in Canadian films to celebration Canada’s official film day.
B.C. Premier hosts free livestream concert on Thursday

B.C. Premier hosts free livestream concert on Thursday

Many performing artists have taken to social media for concerts, but who would believe the B.C. Provincial Government will be hosting one as well. B.C.