In the Community

The King was spotted gyrating and belting a few choice numbers on the North Shore Saturday as part of a routine to entertain residents of a local retirement home.

In March the world seemingly stopped. Plans were cancelled, some of our favourite places closed, and we all learned how to estimate two metres of distance.

It's looking toasty this year.

May is Asian Heritage Month in Canada. This photo from 1910 shows Lim Gong outside his grocery store at 157 West 2nd St. in North Vancouver.

McCartney may have sang of “all the lonely people,” but it’s a duo of musicians in West Vancouver who are making sure those forced into quarantine right now are a little less alone.

Vancouverites aren't the only ones drawn to local waters these days.

Port of Vancouver Harbour Crew spotted a humpback whale in Vancouver's harbour early Friday morning. On Friday, May 22, Port of Vancouver tweeted an image of the whale's tail sticking out of Vancouver waters.

The first in a new series of “drive-through” events has just been announced, and it's aimed squarely at our tastebuds, with a dusting of nostalgia.

The photos you’ve taken of sourdough starter, hearts of support painted on windows, and rocks with cheerful messages strewn about the community are an excellent representation of our current moment, but they’re also history in the making, according t

The year so far hasn’t gone exactly as everyone planned, though at least one thing has happened as expected: it’s cygnet season in West Vancouver.