Deep Cove Crier Archive

Ted Newell and his grandson Jack, a Seycove senior, spent a year of Sundays building a power boat, which won first place in the under 30 feet category at the Granville Island Wooden Boat Show in late August.

Why do so many North Shore residents love to hang out at Whistler? For some, it is the skiing, others the bike riding, and some the water sports. There seems to be something for everyone’s interests.

Cops for Cancer Tour de Coast riders made a pit stop at Stong’s NorthWoods Village on Sept. 20 to present Stong’s Market president Cori Bonina with two plaques honouring the store’s 16 years of support for the charitable program.

New university dorms on Dollarton Highway mark the first time post-secondary students in the Seymour area are sharing sleeping quarters.

It was a busy summer across the district as tourists, visitors from across the region and locals descended on their favourite district destinations.

Whether it’s a houseboat, trawler or yacht, we get the scoop on watercrafts that call the Cove home. For October, we feature Bruce and Janet Blair’s 1986, 10-metre Mirage monohull sailboat called Quilchena, moored at the Deep Cove Yacht Club .

A couple restoring a beloved piece of North Vancouver history uncovered a surprise when they reached the bowels of the Blue Cabin.

Few of us like getting the silent treatment from those that we care for. Silence can sometimes be a painful expression of relational tension and even cut-off.

Darwin Construction is planning to proceed with its proposed development application for 1012-1110 Deep Cove Road, based on the existing Deep Cove Village commercial zone.

British Columbia is experiencing one of the worst wildfire seasons ever. Recently I spent an island vacation north of Powell River watching the sun eerily set into the smoke rather than over the familiar outline of Sonora Island.