Templeton Station was built along Templeton Street North of Grant McConachie Way, in what was previously completely undeveloped land. With its ample parking lots, it’s a great spot to park your car and ride the train downtown. It you’re up for a bicycle adventure, bring your bike along on the train and discover one of Sea Islands lovely parks, beaches and viewpoints. In particular, you can take advantage of the station’s proximity to Iona and McDonald beaches. You won’t be disappointed; these charming spots are well worth the ride.
Richmond Christmas Fund News:
Second Annual Richmond Christmas Fund Drive-Thru Event on Nov 29
November 29: The Day of Giving
2012 Christmas Fund Registration Dates
Members Creating Miracles
Volunteer Richmond Highlights:
CHANGE is GOOD: Volunteers Are Stars on April 22, 2013
Introducing our New Workshop Registration Centre
Volunteer Richmond Program Spotlight: Seniors I&R
Whether you ride The Canada Line for an hour every day or just once in a while, one thing’s for certain: practically everyone has experienced this newest addition to the Lower Mainland’s transit network! The Canada Line whips through Richmond and Vancouver and connects to YVR International Airport, transporting over a hundred thousand people everyday to work, school, concerts, lunch dates, the airport and countless other daily activities. The Canada Line has become an essential part of people’s lives; the passengers and neighbourhoods through which she travels make up the unique characteristics that define life on The Canada Line.
