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Burn Ban Now in Effect in Richmond Hill
Due to the unseasonably warm and dry conditions, a city-wide burn ban has been issued by Richmond Hill Fire and Emergency Services (RHFES) on August 11, 2025.
Read MoreHow do you feel about electronics recycling?
A Richmond Hill High School student, Alex Bourre is preparing to contact local politicians across Canada to encourage them to support an electronics reuse and recycling program that keeps devices out of landfills and gets refurbished technology in
Read MoreThe Salvation Army Back - To - School Backpack Donation Drive
It’s that time again—Backpacks 4 Back-to-School initiative is back!
Read MoreAugust Tree of the Month - Hackberry
Hackberry is a hardy native tree that thrives in a wide range of conditions. Its distinctive bark, elm-like leaves and small, berry-like fruit make it a valuable and often underappreciated addition to naturalized spaces and large urban yards.
Read MoreChildren's Summer Art Program, at the Mill Pond Gallery
Each week features hands-on projects including:
Read More"Stitched Identities - an Exhibit at the Central Library's Glass Case Gallery
Faseeh Saleem’s site-specific installation “Stitched Identities” integrates sensory experience and autobiographical reflection through alternative methods of artistic creation.
Read MoreRichmond Hill invests in local ARTS and culture with 26 new grants for 2025
Richmond Hill is proud to support community groups, organizations and individuals working to enhance the city’s vibrancy and quality of life.
Read MoreRichmond Hill community members help build a liveable Ontario
On Tuesday, June 24th, I participated in a Connecting the Community event in Richmond Hill organized by Marj Andre.
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