In the Community

The book was a labour of love. Just in time for Valentine’s Day, North Vancouver poet Me-An Laceste is set for the publication of Feeling Red? Blush!, a collection of love letters.

Firefighter Sean Nolan among those getting head shaved Saturday for Wigs for Kids BC

Eating disorder sufferers say the wait for care is too long, help is too far away

Celebration takes place at Kay Meek Arts Centre on Jan. 25

Turn-of-the-last-century Sunday walkers pose on the 60-centimetre wide catwalk along to the rushing Capilano flume, a water channel built to carry shingle bolts (short logs).

Thank you, Canada, for making us feel at home. Thank you, Canada, for not calling us second class residents. Thank you, Canada, for not judging us by our opinions. Thank you, Canada, for not judging us by our colour.

A British Columbian couple is sailing into the next chapter of their lives together after a romantic marriage proposal aboard a B.C. Ferries vessel. For the past two years, the lovebirds have sailed with B.C.

'I have spent the last two days skiing and drinking hot chocolate instead of preparing for the test.'

While many Vancouverites begrudgingly faced the wintry weather this week, a few clever locals chose a unique mode of transportation in the city. However, they weren't the only resourceful residents in the city.

Last week, 176 people were killed after Ukrainian International Airlines Flight 752 crashed in Tehran, including eight people from the North Shore.