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Retired minister is 'super' walker for Parkinson's

Retired minister is 'super' walker for Parkinson's

Alan Reynolds one of hundreds taking part in Parkinson's event at Minoru Park
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City council seeks advisory volunteers

The call is out to Richmond residents who are interested in serving their community in a volunteer capacity in 2017. City council is looking to fill more than 100 volunteer positions on 19 advisory committees.
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Cathedral inspired artist's new City Centre mural

Cathedral inspired artist's new City Centre mural

The City of Richmond announced last week the completion of a new, one-of-a-kind art project in the City Centre area. St.
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Detached home sales plummet in Richmond

Detached home sales plummet in Richmond

August figures indicate 50 per cent drop
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New bus depot expected to bring jobs to Richmond

New bus depot expected to bring jobs to Richmond

$136 million Hamilton Transit Centre near Queensborough opened Sept. 5, 2016
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New cam for traffic jam

New cam for traffic jam

Queensborough connector can be viewed online
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Go Paralympians Go! Richmond Centre for Disability cheering on athletes

Go Paralympians Go! Richmond Centre for Disability cheering on athletes

While the Paralympics are barely registering on the radar, compared to their Olympics big brother, one group of people in Richmond has a special reason to keep an eye on Rio for the next 11 days.
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Richmond's disabled community protests poverty-level assistance rates

Richmond's disabled community protests poverty-level assistance rates

The Ministry of Social Development and Social Innovation is the target of a petition for inadequate assistance for people with disabilities
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Why you won't be hearing about many refugees in Richmond

Why you won't be hearing about many refugees in Richmond

No room for refugees due to lack of available affordable housing
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Back to School: Parents ‘flying blind’ on costs of tuition, says CIBC poll

Back to School: Parents ‘flying blind’ on costs of tuition, says CIBC poll

While eight out of 10 Canadian parents claim they have a good understanding of the costs associated with a post-secondary education, a new CIBC poll finds that almost 75 per cent don’t really seem to grasp the actual cost of tuition.
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