In the Community

After her own cabin was almost destroyed, Claudia Cornwall interviewed people in B.C. communities affected by the fires in 2017

The coronavirus pandemic has deprived us of a lot of things we took for granted a few months ago, but fun is still very much in the plan for North Shore youth organizations that are getting ready to welcome children back this fall.

A whale watching captain caught a rare sight on camera when a Bigg’s killer whale tossed a seal high in the air.

In 1902, Peter Larson opened the Hotel North Vancouver on Esplanade shown here in this early picture postcard. The space comprised a resort hotel, a pavilion, and lush grounds.

A Lynn Valley wood carver has been making some noise with his latest creations.

The in-person events have been suspended, but momentum’s still propelling the larger ideas forward. In March, around 70 North Shore students gathered in North Vancouver for the first Teen Nerd Nite .

ZUBU Ramen raised almost $7,000 for Canucks for Kids Fund by donating partial proceeds from its new Park Royal location's grand opening.

M.T.O. Shahmaghsoudi School of Islamic Sufism’s celebrated one of the holiest days on the Islamic calendar, Eid al-Adha, on July 31. As part of M.T.O.

Trio pays tribute to matriarch Sonia Ellis as next chapter begins at Seymour Dance

A North Vancouver student is now a published author after winning a national writing contest with her short story about intergalactic sheep.