In the Community

If there’s one thing that many young Canadians are certain of these days, it’s that they’re feeling a lack of certainty when it comes to their immediate futures. But they’re also feeling a lot of hope.

Eamonn Duignan, Jake Musgrave, Caleb Holonko, Mike Brady, Katie Wong of Green Coast Rubbish and Shelter to Home recently joined forces to help with a time-sensitive emergency.

Pierre-Yves Heckert, Carl Mees, Mina Nademi, Shervin Morasaneshan, Iryna Kmetiuk, Marjan Modares, Yeny Schubert of BlueShore Financial present a cheque destined for Lions Gate Hospital Foundation recently.

Handsworth Secondary grads, decked out in cap and gowns, await the start of a drive-by parade to celebrate the Class of 2020 on Monday evening.

This photo from the 1970s shows Eva May Nahanee with examples of her basketry work and bundles of raw cedar roots. Traditionally, all local Indigenous women were taught to make baskets from a very early age.

A young adult from North Vancouver has been recognized for his efforts in making a difference in the lives of those living with ALS.

They couldn’t get together for a full group shot, but Ms. Lyric’s Grade 7 class at West Vancouver’s Caulfeild Elementary will still have a cool class photo to take with them as they head off to high school.

From the anxiety induced by a global pandemic to the uncertainty over what comes next, everyone’s had to endure a lot during the last many months. A North Vancouver high school student is set to endure a little more.

Beloved playground piece was carved out of 300-year-old cedar stump

West Van retirement home adds in-house market for seniors