Deep Cove Crier Archive

You can’t help but notice Christine Glendinning in the crowded café. She’s the one with the vivacious personality and bright red rimmed glasses to match. Regulars at Riverside Café know her story but others can be curious.

Bluhouse Market and Cafe has officially branched out to the Maplewood area with its second location, featuring an expanded kitchen.

DEEP COVE CULTURAL CENTRE , 4360 Gallant Ave. 604-929-9456. DEEP COVE HERITAGE SOCIETY: Hours: Tuesday and Thursday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Wednesday through Sunday, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.; closed Mondays. 604-929-5744, deepcoveheritage.

As Metro Vancouver’s population and B.C.’s tourism sector grow, increasing numbers of visitors flock to the North Shore each weekend.

Deep Cove resident and shutterbug Chris Seed captured this shot of an eagle overhead at Cates Park/Whey-ah-Wichen on Feb. 12. More photos can be found on his website, chrisseedphotography.com . Photo supplied Chris Seed

My wife Janice and I recently went to a great date movie, I Can Only Imagine . Many in Hollywood are amazed at how popular this Lions Gate Studios release is proving to be: No. 3 already at the box office.

Deep Cove is the last stand at the end of the line. While once-quaint North Shore enclaves such as Edgemont Village and Ambleside are being redeveloped, the Cove is maintaining its charming status quo.

Oren Jacoby set out to make a film that he thought he would never finish.

Rev. Ed Hird sat down with Rev. John Horgan from St. Pius X parish to learn more about how he arrived in the Seymour area from the East Coast and how he hopes to build up a sense of home and community here.

I never knew his real name. In the tough days of the Depression, he’d acquired a belt with the initials REM on the buckle, and named himself Richard Ernest Morgan. But everyone knew him as Lefty.