In the Community

Lynn Valley Parent Participation Preschool parent Taryn Richardson and daughter Holly, along with Jamie Watson and son Lukas, hang decorations on the recently completed pergola, used to provide a bit of shelter for students and parents on those extra

The Presence & Absence exhibit currently on view at the West Vancouver Art Museum contrasts the work of two contemporary architectural photographers Attilio Fiumarella and Nic Lehoux, who explore the different ways in which design impacts our use and

The exhibit at Polygon Gallery will feature rare photographs from throughout the decades, dating back to the Canucks' early days in the WHL

Vancouver’s North Shore Tourism Association decorated the Wallace at the Shipyards on Thursday, Jan. 30 in an outdoorsy theme to showcase its new destination brand, logo and identity as well as the tagline “Nowhere Better Natured.

Photographers Mike Wakefield and Ralph Bower will open the West Vancouver Historical Society’s Local Voices series at the West Vancouver Memorial Library on Wednesday, Feb. 5 at 7 p.m.

During the Second World War, Burrard Dry Dock was the first Canadian shipyard to hire women. Their work was essential for the war effort. From 1942 until the end of the war in 1945, women made up about seven percent of the company’s workforce.

Winner to be announced on opening night of the Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival

The Silk Purse Arts Centre, on the waterfront in Ambleside, hosted the opening reception for the You Are Here Calendar exhibition on Thursday, Jan. 23. The show is the kickoff for the West Vancouver Community Arts Council 2020 exhibition series.

Uh oh North Shore, there’s a new tourism ad campaign out there that might spill all our secrets to the rest of the world.

Students at Sentinel Secondary channeled their inner Bobby Flay during the school’s second annual Iron Chef Culinary Competition held Tuesday. The event featured half a dozen teams composed of three or four students each.