KidSport Richmond attended by Mike and Andy. This event raised funds for children and youth in need of financial assistance to participate in sports. Andy and Mike both have long histories involved in Richmond sports and recognize the importance that sports play in the development of children and youth. They also recognize the importance of…
Richmond United announces first two council candidates ahead of 2026 election Richmond United announces first two council candidates ahead of 2026 electionAndy Hobbs to seek re-election; Mike Gill joins team for upcoming campaign RICHMOND, B.C. – March 5, 2026 – Richmond United is announcing its first two candidates for the 2026 municipal election, with Councillor…
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Richmond has earned a reputation as one of Canada’s most active and healthy communities, and now it’s time to defend our title as Canada’s Most Fit Community. Whether it’s walking, cycling, swimming, playing sports, gardening, or simply getting outside and moving, every activity counts. ParticipACTION is a wonderful reminder that staying active benefits our physical…
RICHMOND, BC — Richmond City Councillor Andy Hobbs joined thousands of residents and visitors in Steveston on Canada Day to celebrate one of the community’s most cherished traditions—the annual Steveston Salmon Festival. The festival once again brought together families, friends, volunteers, community organizations, musicians and performers for a day filled with Canadian pride, entertainment and…
Richmond City Councillor Andy Hobbs was proud to attend and support the recent Jean Ip Foundation Scholarship Awards presentation, an event that celebrated the achievements of outstanding students in the community. The evening brought together scholarship recipients, donors, volunteers, and community leaders to recognize academic excellence, leadership, and service. As a strong supporter of education…
National Day of Mourning today at the Fisherman’s Memorial at Garry Point. Remembering workers, and fishermen in particular, who did not come home is important. Soccer and the World Cup count down at Minoru Park with Carl Valentine (who won the NASL cup in 1979 after the White Caps championships).
In support of Children’s Hospital Foundation, we had a lot of fun at the Vancouver Diamond Lions Club gala dinner. Great entertainment, delicious food, and all for a great cause at the Neptune Seafood Restaurant.
A plaque honouring pioneering Japanese Canadian civil rights advocate Tomekichi Homma was unveiled in Steveston on May 23, recognizing his historic fight for voting rights more than a century ago. The dedication ceremony took place outside the historic Japanese Fishermen’s Benevolent Society building on Moncton Street, where community members, local leaders and descendants gathered to…
Coldest night of the year in support of Chimo Community Services. It was a beautiful evening on the west dike for a walk.
