From left to right: Spencer Gall, Senior Manager, Philanthropy, Richmond Hospital Foundation; Robin Lo, Jackie Lee, and Pius Chan, representatives of the Vancouver Diamond Lions Club; Natalie Meixner, President & CEO, Richmond Hospital Foundation.
In an era of reconciliation, museums are being called on by Indigenous professionals like Sdahl K’awaas (also known as Lucy Bell) to be more accountable, anti-racist places.
Spencer Gall (Left), Senior Manager, Philanthropy of Richmond Hospital Foundation received the cheque from members of The Rotary Club of Richmond. (From 2nd left to right: Dean Hsieh, James Kao, Suna Yee, Bill Lau, and Jacqueline Ho.)
DFO continues to engage in intimidation tactics despite BC’s highest court affirming the Five Nations’ inherent right to fish as recently as April 2021
From left to right: Spencer Gall, Senior Manager, Philanthropy, Richmond Hospital Foundation; Duncan Wlodarczak, Chief of Staff, Onni Group of Companies, Andy Hobbs, Councillor, Richmond City Council; Matt Ilich, Board Member, Richmond Hospital Foundation.
From left to right: Spencer Gall, Senior Philanthropy Manager of Richmond Hospital Foundation and Katherine Song, Project Coordinator at Align BC Properties Corporation
Delta Police are appealing to the public to help locate missing 14-year-old Aiden STONE.
Illumination of public buildings and historic landmarks in the colors of the Indian National Flag to commemorate the 75th Independence Day of India
The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today issued the following statement on International Youth Day
33rd Annual Festival to be Presented Digitally with a Few Small In-Person Events
Delta Police responded to a report of shots fired on Aug. 7 around 11:30 pm in the 7900 block of 114A Street. Fortunately there were no injuries as a result of this incident, though a parked, unoccupied vehicle was damaged.
The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today issued the following statement on the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples.
The ICFF awards Out of My League the ICFF’s People’s Choice Award and its director, Alice Filippi, takes home the Best Director Award. You Came Back is the Winner of the Critics’ Award, The Chain receives the Empire Community Award, and Maurizio Paganelli is bestowed the Best Producer Award.
An iconic part of Vancouver—the Punjabi Market in South Vancouver—has served as a cultural hub for decades. This week, Punjabi Market has begun transforming with vibrant murals that honour the community through the work of local BIPOC artists in partnership with Vancouver Mural Festival.
Delta Police are searching for 16-year-old Jenna Zarantonello, missing from North Delta. She may have travelled to Vancouver.