In the Community

Handsworth Secondary's first-ever Wellness Week appears to have been a hopping success. From Jan.

Many musicians are set to participate in the 49th annual North Shore Registered Music Teachers Music Festival and Workshops slated to run Feb. 1-14. The three final concerts are taking place Feb.

The opening reception for the latest Polygon Gallery exhibition, I Spy: Elizabeth Zvonar, took place on the afternoon of Sunday, Jan. 19. The show features the photo-collage visions of the local artist and photographer.

Soaring Eagle Nature School is hosting two open houses at Corrigan House in North Vancouver’s Maplewood Flats on Jan. 28 and March 3 at 6 p.m. to introduce interested parents to their three-day or four-day Forest Learners Program.

Holding diamond-shaped paddles Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) athletes take their seats in the Capilano Warrior racing canoe. The canoe was crafted by master builder Harry Moody, who mentored a generation of canoe builders.

Aiden Fisher-Lang loves to "make art that makes everyone feel happy.”

A North Vancouver woman is doing what she can to comfort injured and orphaned animals thousands of kilometres away. For the past few weeks, Alev Giannubilo’s basement has been converted into a makeshift sewing studio.

Students at a French international school in North Vancouver got a crash course in Chinese traditions during a Lunar New Year event held Friday afternoon.

The Capilano University Chancellor’s Circle Dinner took place at The Wallace, located in the City of North Vancouver’s Shipyard Commons, Thursday of last week, with 85 guests in attendance.

Have you ever wanted to dip your toes into snowshoeing? Mt. Seymour is hosting a 2.5-hour beginner snowshoeing tour tomorrow from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. More information here .