In the Community

For more than 50 years, Neptune Terminals in North Vancouver have connected Canadian commodities to world markets.

Along with the logging, lumber, and shipbuilding industries, the stone quarry industry once thrived on the North Shore. This photograph shows a group of eight stonemasons at an unidentified quarry site in North Vancouver.

A pair of West Vancouver residents have been appointed to the Order of Canada, it was announced Friday. Marcia Kran and Glenn Sigurdson were among 114 new appointments named to one of the country’s highest honours.

In 2020 alone, the petition notes that the funnyman has contributed a substantial amount of money to local organizations, and also contributed his time and energy to making people's lives better.

An in-home care provider in West Vancouver is once again calling on the public to help add a little extra holiday cheer for older adults and seniors in need. Home Instead’s annual Be a Santa to a Senior program is on now until Dec. 11.

North Van Cares is asking the community to nominate someone they know on the North Shore who needs a little extra cheer this year for a special gift

A well-known annual event where anonymous local artists are encouraged to sell their original works will now feature a buying public who will remain largely unseen as well.

A string of Christmas lights wrapped around the deer's antlers doesn't seem to be harming the ungulate

Vancouver's breathtaking 76-foot-tall Christmas tree will be set aglow with festive lights during a ceremony that will be broadcast live for all to enjoy.

Good health is easy to take for granted, that is until you no longer have it. Living with a chronic health condition presents challenges one doesn’t think about until faced with them.