Worst organization ever... They lie, cheat and are not held to account. I brought evidence of their…read morefraudulent behaviour to my MLA. She would do little. I had over 30 appeals and won most. WorksafeBC had no evidence, only a wish to deny. We lost our home and just about ended up on the street. There should be an investigation and criminal charges against WorksafeBC employees. I doubt there will be as our government cares little for injured workers. They care only about being reelected and not about doing what is right!

WSBC commits fraud. They deny the injury despite have clear medical proof in front of them. They…read morecreate fraudulent documents from medical papers that you send in. Be aware of the malicious abuse of power and full blown corruption of this orgamization .

I think the business name speaks for itself, and if you are here, you are really here for only one…read morething, which also means you need this one thing cause you are going somewhere (and hopefully somewhere fun). It is a pretty central location, as if you are driving there is a paid parking lot, and if you are taking transit it is not that far to walk here. OK, that being all said to getting here, then the next question, yes you can book online for an appointment, that is also the best option is to book online, but if you like to roll the dice, and many of you do, well then the walk in option is here and I can say I am two-for-two for having an awesome experience, including the wait time. On my most recent visit, the line-up was pretty deep, but the people know exactly how to move the line-up. I honestly thought this was going to be a +2 hour process, and it wasn't. Right at the start when you come up to the third floor you will see a security guard who also guides you to the correct line-up, as you could be coming just to pick up your passport from here, or other odd inquiries. The main line-up is for the pre-screening, where the person who is working goes through your application and to make sure you have everything you need to get to the next step (signatures, photos, supporting documents) and then provides you with a slip and tells you to wait to watch your number to appear and go to the appropriate window. Once you are through this, the last part is easy, it really is just collecting payment. The biggest thing is, make sure you have the application filled out, and also the checklist of everything you need with the application, cause if not, you are slowing the whole process for you, and the people waiting behind you, as you will see the eyes roll.... especially when you are one of those people that comes well prepared. All-in-all my visit has been great, and the people here are good too.

I came here to renew my passport, arrived at 12:30pm on a Thursday, and I was all done by 1:30pm!…read moreIt's close to Landsdowne mall and Richmond Public Market, so you can go do some shopping or grab food easily after. The staff at the counter was so friendly and efficient. The washroom is clean. I had such a pleasant experience.

Great community gym at a low price. There is a franchise gym nearby which is not kept clean, and…read moreit gets crowded during peak times. This brightly lit, clean gym has all the basics to get in a great workout. There is a good variety of group classes too, and the Front Desk staff are warm and welcoming.

I like the new facility. Lots of programs offered. Parking is a huge challenge though- limited…read morespace and is paid.

Public Works Operations Richmond Office in 5599 Lynas Lane V7C5B2. Open House today 10 am - 3 pm…read more It was quite an annual event for the community. It's cater for the public with free entry and no charge parking, good for families to participate.....

What a crock. I know that there will be others who will eventually post here and agree or disagree…read more What I'm writing is not so much a vent, but a constructive criti....nope, it's a vent. Parking meters in Richmond and their metermaids. How is it that when I park a car, enter restaurant to get change for the meter and then come out and find a ticket on my windseild? Another incident and another and another. Not all by me of course, but boy are they ruthless. Seems like they weren't able to gouge the taxpayers enough that they need to take more money for having to redo No 3 road numerous times for nothing and then decide on the transit Canada line. Putting up the giant oval ice rink that is now losing money and so they have to charge for parking in their archaic designed parking lot. yeah, so it's a vent. Sorry, but I sure wish they would come up with a cellular payment option like they have in Vancouver. Yay to Vancouver for that! Boo to Richmond for not. Too bad there is no refund here. Can I do a recall on the government?

The "Haunted Sea" is a recent exhibit show case now at the Cannery until Nov 2. It is a perfect…read moreblend of Halloween fun and environmental awareness. The glowing jellyfish, ghostly sea creatures, and spooky underwater lights give off a playful Halloween vibe. The exhibit reminds us that our oceans are truly "haunted" -- not by spirits, but by pollution and garbage. The displays made from recycled materials show just how much waste ends up in the sea, and it's a great way to make both kids and adults think about how we can all help bring the ocean back to health. There is also a big LEGO model of the Cannery. Worth to check it out! I always find the temperature inside the cannery is cold especially in the winter time. So be sure to have a warm jacket with you.

I visited during the winter, and boy, I didn't realize how cold it would be, as the cannery is…read morebuilt right on the water, and there's an portion of the cannery that opens right to the ocean. I learned about how salmon was processed and canned, and then how herring fish were reduced into oil and fish meal. There's a section of the museum that is geared more towards small children to keep them interested. There's a gift shop at the end that has canned salmon to purchase, now that you know the amount of work that goes into processing, as well as other goodies. As a side note, I didn't realize that this museum offered tours, although I did come in the off season. From looking at other reviews, it seems cool that they can run the displayed machines at a slower speed to really illustrate how everything worked!