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Richmond teacher calls for water safety education, increased signage to help save lives

Richmond teacher calls for water safety education, increased signage to help save lives

According to the BC Coroners Service, over 660 people fatally drowned in B.C. waterways between 2008 and 2016 – many during the summer months.
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Richmond group: Failure to recognize Uyghur genocide shows Chinese ‘infiltration’

Richmond group: Failure to recognize Uyghur genocide shows Chinese ‘infiltration’

A Richmond-based organization is disappointed with the defeat of Motion 79 but even more infuriated with comments that followed the vote.
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Letters: Richmond MP’s vote makes youth quit

Letters: Richmond MP’s vote makes youth quit

Some younger Richmond News readers have some choice words for Richmond MP Kenny Chiu
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Photo: Beautiful Richmond...a Scotch Pond sunset to love

Photo: Beautiful Richmond...a Scotch Pond sunset to love

Richmond News readers have been sending in their daily shots of Beautiful Richmond
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Video: Meet Richmond's Olympians...Eli Schenkel, fencer

Video: Meet Richmond's Olympians...Eli Schenkel, fencer

Eli Schenkel talked live to the Richmond News via Zoom video about the sacrifices he's made to get to the Olympics and talks up Team Canada's chances of a surprise medal
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Richmond food group defends community garden's appearance

Richmond food group defends community garden's appearance

Coun. Bill McNulty recently complained at a public meeting that one community garden looked like a 'pigsty.'
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Column: Thirst quenchers to help you keep your cool

Column: Thirst quenchers to help you keep your cool

Three thirst quenching wines to enjoy throughout the summer
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Richmond activists target jet fuel tank farm

Richmond activists target jet fuel tank farm

A retired DFO biologist has been sounding the alarm about the Fraser River estuary for 51 years and he says it's time for "new blood."
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Raising a 'COVID puppy' no walk in the park

Raising a 'COVID puppy' no walk in the park

Lack of socialization with other dogs, people during pandemic has made raising a puppy challenging, says one Richmond woman
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B.C. free from COVID-19 deaths, outbreaks over 24 hours

B.C. free from COVID-19 deaths, outbreaks over 24 hours

New-infection rate falls; nearly 80% of British Columbians now vaccinated at least once.
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