On Sunday, May 26th, participate in the 5th annual SOS Children’s Village BC timed 5k/10k Walk/Run at the Richmond Olympic Oval
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READThe Earth Day Reuse Challenge is a new contest sponsored by Lansdowne Centre and The Richmond Review.
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Richmond challenger has lost more than 10 pounds in first month
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Samantha Jaune is losing, and she couldn’t be happier about it in the Kin’s Greens Challenge.
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Adam Hart, a whole foods chef, says a majority of North Americans are looking for more energy in their food choices.
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Samantha Jaune attempts to drop several pounds in Kin’s Greens Challenge and win the grand prize that includes a trip to California.
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Tourism Richmond crafts list aimed at getting the most out of Year of the Snake festivities
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Couples can get much more bang for their buck during fall and winter weddings
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There are many novice runners, myself included that would avoid hills like the plague.
READSFU researcher Jay Olson has found that travellers who adjust their exposure to light before travelling could skip jet lag.
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Most people could benefit from some tips to keep them on track and running smoothly right through the new year.
READSmart phone applications are now available for Apple, Android and BlackBerry phones.
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It can be a daunting task of what to buy even when that runner is you!
READThe 34th annual Remembrance Day 8km Run/walk will be held at Brockton Oval in Stanley Park on Sunday, Nov. 11.
READThe key to hydration is not simply water consumption, it is about “cellular hydration”—this is essential to long-term health and wellness.
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