In the Community

If anyone else is feeling anxious, stressed or fearful, I can relate, having felt all these emotions over the last little while.

A horseback-led parade rolled by a seniors care home in West Vancouver Friday night.

Donning large cowboy hats and even bigger and brighter attitudes, Susan Bock Smith and Judy Bjornson led a musical physical distancing exercise class for residents of the Amica Edgemont Village care home Tuesday morning.

You shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, but you can judge the cover of a book.

Firefighters from the North Vancouver City Fire Department have provided a fun and kid-friendly way to kill 10 minutes during the COVID quarantine era.

Since 1938 the Lions Gate Suspension Bridge has been a local icon. Construction of the bridge provided much-needed work at the tail end of the Great Depression.

For as long as Glen Harrison has lived with his wife in Horseshoe Bay, he’s loved sitting in his chair by the window and looking out at the bustling street and glimmering views of Howe Sound.

I hope everyone is keeping well and safe over these last few weeks. I also hope everyone has been vigilant about physical distancing, staying at home as much as possible, and of course, practising the hygiene suggestions for keeping COVID-19 at bay.

Self-isolation and physical distancing are crucial in the ongoing fight against COVID-19, but it’s also important to avoid becoming totally isolated.

Do your eating plan accordingly, and fit in a take-out or delivery meal to help keep the industry afloat