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A West Vancouver university student is hoping to acquire as many uplifting cards and bright pieces of artwork as possible in order to donate them to residents and caregivers at North Shore care homes.

Firstly, I want to start this column with a great big thank-you to all our advertisers and flyer customers who have continued to run their ads.

Young artist : Rachel Richards, 12, Upper Lynn Elementary Art teacher : Raphael Choi Favourite art : Watercolour painting Favourite artist : My mom Her teacher writes : Rachel has developed a unique style of representational art depicting a variety o

This article has been amended since first posting with some minor edits and to include a link to the North Vancouver Museum and Archives online exhibit Through the Lens of Jack Cash: 1939-1970, which can be viewed by clicking here .

Cargill Canada is throwing its support behind North Vancouver’s Harvest Project, agreeing to match donations to the non-profit’s COVID-19 emergency food program up to $20,000. “They wanted to do something to further support us because of the crisis.

Ken Carrusca was given the gift of a second chance at life. He’s still searching for ways to return the favour. On Jan. 14, 2018, Carrusca, then 51, went down during a weekend Adult Safe Hockey League game at Scotia Barn, the former Burnaby 8 Rinks.

Michelle Perrault, along with daughter Cassie and son Sam Brondgeest, pose outside of their home in Upper Lynn in North Vancouver last Friday. The family recently got the urge to salute provincial health officer Dr.

What new hobbies, old passions have you discovered?