In the Community

The Second Narrows Bridge opened on November 7, 1925, making North Vancouver accessible to motorists. The bridge opened to rail traffic the following year. Currents made navigation treacherous and vessels routinely smashed into the bridge.

Happy International Pi Day!

Elementary school graduation may not have the same luster as graduating from high school, but in the eyes of a Grade 7 student it might represent the first gateway into a much bigger world.

Luminous. Unified. Enduring. Confident. Creative. Congratulations to the recipients of Capilano University’s Alumni Awards of Excellence, which recognize extraordinary alumni who exemplify the university’s brand essence.

The 2020 North Shore Art Crawl kicked off with inaugural Friday Night receptions on March 6.

The North Shore News hosted its annual Readers Choice Awards party at the Wallace Venue in North Vancouver's Shipyard Commons March 11, awarding coveted plaques to the winners as chosen by our readers.

Jabeen Boga Jamal, Karima Rajawani, Mona Noormohamed, Sajid Karamally, Zahid Dossa, Amyn Babul, Farah Dhalla, Aliya HirjiOver, and a dozen Ismaili CIVIC volunteers partnered with Habitat for Humanity ReStore on the North Shore to build and sort throu

More than three years after a fire reduced the historic Grouse Mountain chalet to a smouldering ruin, District of North Vancouver council removed the property from its heritage register earlier this month.

Deep Cove’s Seycove Secondary was transformed into an undersea cabaret on the night of Saturday, Feb. 22 as the school’s 38th annual auction and gala took place.

The wide-ranging career of North Shore photographer Jack Cash is examined in a new exhibit at the North Vancouver Museum and Archives Community History Centre.