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Casting your vote in this upcoming provincial election
Pride Lands - a collaborative concert with George St. Kitts and the RH Philharmonic Orchestra
Richmond Hill's German Language School - Deutsche Sprachschulen
What is happening with our federal government? MP Leah Taylor Roy gives us some good insights
Home Winterproofing Program. By Enbridge Gas. Need to know more?
"Let's go to the EX" - NO the Richmond Hill Winter Carnival!!!
Jason, "Why are you interested in politics?"
Nearby Niagara University of Ontario offers very relevant programs
Chinese New Year is coming, and it will be the year of the snake!
A conversation about music with a Richmond Hill cellist
The Richmond Hill Sports Hall of Fame gets some new inductees
Overcoming limiting and racist beliefs. It's not easy
Felipe gives us lots to think about with the 40 Days of Peace
Curious as to what are The Reel Things "Sean's Pics"
What's happening in Oak Ridges. A conversation with Councilor Carol Davidson.
What is PROBUS all about
A Promotion of the David Dunlap Observatory
Reset with Food. Which includes eating lots of different types of plants. Diversity is key.
Let it snow! Now you know about snow removal!
"Climbing is good for you", says Occupational Therapist, Sarah Thorne
Let's build on the compassion. Hill House Hospice will be expanding
Giving attention to the world around us. An objective of the 'patterns of belonging' exhibit
Regional Councillor Joe DiPoala talks to us about what goes into making the City's 2025 budget
Making music. Making community. That's what happens with Chorus York's "Vivaldi Gloria"
Brushing up on brushing up. Dentist Kavita Gupta tells us lots about toothbrushes
You don't need to choose "to eat" or "to heat". There is an Energy Affordability program
Why are some Richmond Hill City staff out on strike?
The success of the Salvation Army Kettle Campaign
The Win-Win situation at Bingo World.
Breaking the Silence - Echoes of Empowerment. An art exhibit speaking to Gender Based Violence
Many of our students need to be fed... and are not
Richmond Hill is recognized at the United Nations as doing lots of great things
Learning about putting the planet first. A Hands & Hearts for Africa event
How do we solve the housing problem?
A local retired prof helps us understand the American election
Challenges to the education system - in Uganda
"Why are you voting for Trump?", Marj asks an American friend.
Lauremont, the new name for a school that's been in Richmond Hill for a long time.
The Artists' Coop is a gem, says the artists Andrea End, Sharon Kirsh and Wendy Emery
Let's start thinking about supporting those who find themselves homeless
Small businesses are celebrated and supported in Richmond Hill
Hear about the newly established Trauma Incident Response Protocol
Enjoying shopping at the Village Market
"We're under threat of cyber attacks". Let's do something about it!
Tangorium - a fusion of musical genres with evocative videography. Coming soon to Richmond Hill.
The Paper Butterfly. A beautifully illustrated magical journey of discovery.
Invisible Threads: Stories of Mothers, Migration & Resilience.
Helping Other Parents Everywhere . Yes, parenting can be challenging
Empowering against gender based violence, particularly amongst new immigrants.
Understanding music, particularly of the 60s and 70s. Insights from musicologist Dr. Mike Daley.
Local author Yvonne Blackwood talks about her new spy thriller novel, The Ambition
Nature gives us good ink. Greg Chiykowski tells us about collecting natural materials and more..
Right in our own backyards. We need trees.
Do you like books? Marj talks about collecting thousands of books
Lanterns, mooncakes....Daisy Wai tells us about the traditions of the Moon Festival
Insights shared about the Terry Fox legacy, with soon to be released book
Hear about the upcoming season of community theatre at the Curtain Club
Insights in providing good care for those with severe mental illness
Ella Bognot, YNSE community liaison, invites us to be involved with Metrolinx
Radhika answers lots of questions about the sun's effects on our eyes
Learn all about a great community event - Rotary's Beerfest
YRP Detective Sylvester talks about ICE - Internet Child Exploitation
MP Leah Taylor Roy is passionate about protecting our environment
Who are the candidates running in the YRDSB by-election?
Our shelters for abused women offer needed help, and they need help, YBH CEO Lorris Herenda explains.
The mayor of Richmond Hill has been talking to other mayors
Experience the rhythm of Africa. Bukky Ojo talks about the June 21st
This conversation was for the birds! Diana and Marj want every Richmond Hill resident to vote for their bird!
Let's Connect - bringing community groups together at Delmanor, May 31st
What does the federal budget mean for Richmond Hill. A "no numbers" conversation with MP Jowhari
Michael Freethy talks about the creation and marketing of RHCPAs new season
Listen to Jean Fraser from CFUW talk about the June 9 Home & Garden Show
Clara talks about the Lively Loaf program at L'Arche Daybreak
MP Leah Taylor-Roy talks about women in politics
Llly and Martha tell us about the newcomers struggles to find employment. It's not easy
Olga Senyk loves teaching art!
Optometrist, Radhika Chawla's, perspective of the challenges for viewing the solar eclipse
Nowruz traditions. Gelanaz Hemati tells us about many of her favourite things
The Richmond Hill Sports Hall of Fame. Vanessa and Carmen share their thoughts
Upper Canada Brass director talks about brass bands and their upcoming concert
How are newcomers, including International Medical Graduates, doing?......
Priti Ruparel talks about the International Women's Day Celebration Week, organized by SBEC
Eleanor Silverberg talks about her strategies for coping with grief
Shazer Ahmed talks about the Ahmadiyya Women's event "Voices for Peace"
Stephie Reimer talks about the Braver Than Loneliness exhibit at the Central Library
Jennifer Lee is passionate about music and looks forward to Chorus York's Romantic Melodies on Feb.9th
Nicolle Kopping-Pavars talks about mindfulness for lawyers and the legal profession and her new book
Marney talks about this year's Richmond Hill Winter Carnival. We're excited!!
"Hair Today. Gone Tomorrow." An interesting art installation at the Central Library
Christos Damianos is very enthused about the upcoming art exhibit, ”Environments”
Russ Horner has some great mascot tales. Mascots have a positive purpose ...except maybe cows!
A comprehensive conversation with CCSYR staff about newcomers dealing with trauma and family members with Autism.
Tom Allen talks about the show ”JS Bach’s Long Walk in the Snow” - there’s music, storytelling and history.
Mayor David West talks about the process for deciding what gets in the budget.
Chef Shai, founder of Rooks to Cooks, talks about nurturing young chefs, her business and herself
Talking with Adam, Lulu and James from Light on the Hill Church. An interesting place with and interesting history, integrating our community
Rehana Sumar talks about the situation with looking after those who find themselves homeless and the community’s opportunity to be part of the solution
Rev. Robert Hayashi talks about the long history and the bright future of the Richmond Hill Presbyterian Church
Krista Andrews talks about the Kettle Campaign and other good work of the local Salvation Army
Talking about newcomer mental health with Michelle and Stephanie from CCSYR