Deep Cove Crier Archive

A proposal by the district to put seasonal pay parking in Deep Cove is not sitting well with some locals and visitors who say the area will lose its village charm. “I think it’s moronic, to be honest.

Expect a three percent property tax hike this year.

Our now retired, much-loved sign creator, Cameron Stewart, made us laugh with his witty signage reminding us about the social responsibilities of dog ownership.

David Bentall’s newest book Leaving a Legacy has taught me a lot about the possibilities and pitfalls of family businesses. David is from the third generation of well-known real estate developers.

In the spring of 1981, Ingrid Baxter was just finishing a master’s degree in adaptive physical education at UBC. She was happily looking ahead to finding a job suited to her skills, preferably one that might involve being out on the water.

Climate change isn’t just being felt on the North Shore, it’s having a profound effect globally.

Last month a Deep Cove couple encountered an unwelcome peeping drone hovering outside their Panorama Drive home. It’s hard to say exactly what the Unmanned Air Vehicle (UAV), a.k.a drone, was up to.

The black-and-white photo is labelled DCHS #0086 and it offers a time-travel view down Gallant Avenue (then called Second Street) circa 1940, back when only a gas station, small corner grocery, a cafe and a few other stores dotted the quaint seaside

As part of their grand opening celebrations on Feb. 29, the team at the new CIBC branch in North Vancouver’s Northwoods Village presented a cheque for $5,000 to North Shore Rescue.

Little Pink Door has added some pizzazz to Northwoods Village as the first retailer to open its doors in the new shopping plaza on Dollarton Highway.