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If you have a serious and creative young Lego fan at home, the City of Richmond is offering what could just be some building blocks to a future career.

Eureka tailors programs for kids with ADHD, autism

Sign up for summer camp at the Richmond branch of the BCSPCA and you'll get to spend your days immersed in the world of animals.

Conner Macdonald inspires classmates to raise money for an African village well

While debate continues to burn over a campaign for English sign bylaws to rule over pockets of Chinese business resistance, a supermarket chain has pulled off a cross-cultural culinary coup.

A few years ago, the thorny issue of too much Chinese language on signs would have gotten under the skin of Richmonds predominant Asian community. Not this time around, according to the citys leading Chinese-speaking radio station, Fairchild.

Think youve got an idea to market and establish the brand of the forthcoming, $5.

Much like its next-door neighbour, Vancouver has its fair share of Asian immigrants, generously spread into ethnic enclaves around the city.

Officials with home furnishings giant IKEA are saying they offer some of the industrys most generous conditions for their employees to qualify for benefits.

The News takes a look at five of the city's hottest spots to sit and sun