Deep Cove Crier Archive

Dog ownership is on the upswing on the North Shore with a steady increase of new dogs being licensed each year. It’s estimated that one in every four homes in the district has at least one dog.

A handful of Deep Cove merchants are superstars within the zero-waste community after successfully getting the Cove to be the first neighbourhood in Metro Vancouver to become plastic-straw free.

Gordon Keir and Mia Lin are gearing up for Blueridge Good Neighbour Day with a 1931 Ford Model A Town Sedan that will be on display at the event.

Rosa Romero and students Tahlia Drinkle and Isabel Romero welcome you all to Dorothy Lynas Elementary for a carnival on Saturday, June 2 from noon to 3 p.m.

DEEP COVE CULTURAL CENTRE 4360 Gallant Ave. 604-929-9456.

Kneeling at the communion rail with her ex-husband, Linda said to her priest, Ed: “Someday I would like to marry Lloyd again.

The Cove community lost a longtime resident on April 22, when John Pavlik passed away. People will remember John as part of Pavlik Travel, a business started by his wife Janet.

Our North Shore offers welcome respite and adventure for hikers, mountain bikers and other outdoor enthusiasts.

This column is dedicated to celebrating outdoor recreation in the Seymour area. Whether you are an adrenaline junkie or a Sunday afternoon ambler, there’s a slice of nature waiting for you to discover in Deep Cove.

Starting today, you will be hard-pressed to find a plastic straw in Deep Cove.