In the Community

Natural health: Students Erika Nabuurs and Olena Gill discuss the differences between a "hot" and "cold" body and the benefits of acupuncture, during a recent open house at Boucher Institute on Columbia Street.

Group continues to connect with African grandmothers in the fight against AIDS

It looks like something out of an episode of Star Trek. The six-foot metal cylinder in the middle of the room with what looks like liquid nitrogen spilling out the top is an intimidating machine but promises the latest in healing technology.

The River Market is at it again - coming up with unique and creative ways to support local artists and engage the community.

Would you like to be featured in Paper Postcards? Pack a copy of The Record along with you on your next trip. Take a photo of yourself in front of a scenic backdrop or landmark, holding the newspaper.

City sisters join Canada's Small Business Saturday

Riders: The Cops for Cancer riders made a pitstop at Honour House in New Westminster.

He's lived a life as unique and exotic as some of the pieces of furniture he sells at his Columbia Street store.