The public art fence, behind Richmond developer Amit Sandhu is called “Layers of Richmond.” It is designed by emerging artist Christian Zenga to represent layers of soils in the city. Daisy Xiong photo / Richmond News.

When developers build housing projects in Richmond, they can either hand...

SFU’s Beedie School of Business has announced a unique agreement with Youth Entrepreneurship Leadership Launchpad (YELL) to explore a pilot scheme to give high-school students who complete the YELL entrepreneurship program university course credit at the school.

YELL and SFU Beedie will work together to develop a new model to give credi...

RICHMOND HOSPITAL'S ICU is home to two brand new ventilators thanks to the generosity of donors at Richmond Hospital Foundation’s 18th Starlight Gala. For one donor, the extraordinary care his grandmother received in the ICU served as inspiration to provide full funding for one of the units himself.

Six ventilators in the Richmond ...

Entrepreneur program comes to Sea to Sky District in fall.

Come September, aspiring entrepreneurs in School District No. 48 will get the chance to learn from mentors as well as compete in competition to pitch their best business plan as part of a new program called YELL.

YELL stands for Young Entrepreneur Leadership Launchpad and c...

Founded by three Canadian entrepreneurs, the Young Entrepreneur Leadership Launchpad (YELL) was developed with high school students in mind.

Hands-on, experiential, and unique in its offerings, YELL has proposed a partnership with School District No. 48 (Sea to Sky) to present an innovative program that has been adapted and blended with E...

Thanks to the efforts of a Richmond developer and an Emily Carr University professor, the future of Metro Vancouver’s public art will be in good hands.

Funded by Amit Sandhu, CEO of the Ampri Real Estate Development Group, and Dr. Cameron Cartiere of Emily Carr University, The Social Practice of Public Art and Community Design educ...