TULATIONS TO THE 2023 AWARD RECIPIENTS!

ARTISTIC INNOVATION AND EXCELLENCE

Nikhat Izhar Qureshi

ARTS EDUCATION

Mike Booton and Donna J. Wilson

YOUTH ARTS

Botao Chen

VOLUNTEERISM

Gabby Cometa

CULTURAL LEADERSHIP

Dr Jim Tanaka

BUSINESS AND THE ARTS

I am wri�ng this email to suggest that the City of Richmond put a litter bin at the Alderbridge Way/May Drive bus stop

I always find there’s a lot of garbage (see photo) on the bench at the bus stop as there’s no li er bin nearby I hope that adding a small bin can solve such problems

Dear Editor, Re: “‘Urgent’ need for more school space,” News, May 25.

So, I think we have seen this before: a city government approves rezoning to allownumerousnewcondo towers, then, as expected, hundreds of families move in and there are no school spaces for them

Hmm, I wonder where all the kids that will move into the Richmond Centre towers will go to school?

Come on, city council; when a developer applies

2023 for rezoning, you have all the power. Make the rezoning condi�onal on a community centre and a school being pre-built with every new larger scale redevelopment

The Richmond Arts Awards are presented through a partnership between the City of Richmond and Richmond Arts Coalition, and are sponsored by the Richmond News