In the Community

Referred to as a puma, cougar, and a mountain lion, these wild cats cause a scare wherever they are found and are plentiful on this B.C. island.

Matt MacDonald and his family have made it to the Sunshine Coast, though they didn’t get there using the vehicle they’d originally planned to make the trip in.

This photo from the 1930s represents the second generation of two pioneering families of North Vancouver: the St. John’s and the Galozo’s. Clarence St.

The rainy weather led to a rather subdued Canada Day earlier this week, but that didn’t stop at least one North Vancouver resident from celebrating her 101st birthday.

The pews were emptied in order to keep everyone safe, though stomachs still needed to be filled.

Residents at a North Vancouver retirement home were treated to a sampling of samba recently.

If you happened to notice North Vancouver firefighters dangling from a high place any time during the last month, there’s a good chance they were in training for the real deal.

4th annual special feature teaches kids about marketing

This photo shows a group of Skwxwu7mesh (Squamish) men - Dan Kí7ḵes, ‘Old’ Julian, Willie Baker, and Steven Antone - at Eslha7án̓ (Mission Reserve), with a newly made canoe, circa 1912.

For people who think it’s not worth the effort, time and occasional back-breaking labour involved in revitalizing an urban waterway, Krystal Brennan has a simple message: “They can be saved.