Deep Cove Crier Archive

Fixing the traffic problem in North Vancouver was the number 1 reason why I ran for provincial office in 2009.

November brings Remembrance Day and the Royal Canadian Legion’s annual poppy campaign.

The phones just didn’t stop ringing after First Impressions Theatre’s production of Always…Patsy Cline last May, so the musical is now being remounted for seven performances this Nov. 10-19.

We were pleased to see the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation backtrack on their controversial decision to ban hikers, mountain bikers and dog-walkers from myriad trails in the Seymour area.

Seycove secondary will receive a high-profile accolade from Apple next week, as the Cove area becomes known as a training ground for budding techies.

It was serendipitous timing, they all agree. One couple’s life took on new meaning after their son was born.

District celebrates birthday with a bash

The late Elie Wiesel, famed writer and Holocaust survivor, commented that there is divine beauty in learning, just as there is human beauty in tolerance. Most of us believe in the value of tolerance even if we cannot define what it means.

Deep Cove’s Len Schwartz is the greatest North Shore basketball player who never lived. That’s right – never lived. Well, almost never lived.

The provincial government on Aug.