In the Community

She was there at the top of the family tree, but there was only one problem – her birth name was missing. This didn’t sit well with North Vancouver writer and artist Jenn Ashton. “We thought that odd,” she says.

This image from 1889 shows a group portrait of stevedores (or, longshoremen) on the dock at Moodyville.

A North Shore theatre group has created a new scholarship in honour of one of its longtime players who gave so much to the stage.

He’ll be doing a challenging run long into the night, though he knows that’s nothing compared to having to run for your life.

Two fawns have been rescued from a waterfront property in Roberts Creek after a cougar killed their mother. A doe and stag had been living on the property for some time, and the resident noticed the fawns were born the week of May 11.

The North Shore’s annual Art in the Garden event is gearing up to go digital this weekend.

When worldwide travel gets going again, a North Vancouver arts director has been tasked with helping curate one of the world’s largest contemporary arts exhibitions.

The "rather rare" footage was captured in Whistler yesterday.

Jamak Golshani and Sepehr Haghighat (in background) deliver free meals to seniors at Capilano Towers in West Vancouver. To mark the end of Ramadan, the M.T.O.

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.