In the Community

Deep Cove Stage Society players Andrew Lissett, Claire Temple and Jeremy Truong star in Bear Witness at the Deep Cove Shaw Theatre. The James Reach drama features a cop, a mob boss and a young woman who saw more than she bargained for.

A South Okanagan produce stand was hit by thieves Sunday evening.

If you’re ever in the Central Lonsdale area on a Friday and get a craving for a mid-morning snack, a wholesome new endeavour running out of the North Vancouver School District office has got you covered.

A Seymour resident gained a photo as his neighbour lost some footwear recently. Patrick Lee readied his camera as an approximately three-year-old bear ambled from yard to yard on Riverside Drive across the Seymour River.

Young artist: Maverick Mageau, 8, Dorothy Lynas Elementary Art teacher: Lindsay Labrecque Favourite art: Drawing Favourite artist: Dav Pilkey Histeacher writes : Maverick creates beautifully artistic and very intricate, detailed pieces of art.

BYOB (Bring Your Own Bunny) and hop on down to the Rabbit Festival for an educational, fun day with activities for everybunny to enjoy.

The ninth annual PumpkinFest hosted by the West Vancouver Community Centre Society took place Oct. 6 with hundreds attending the event held at the West Vancouver Community Centre and Seniors’ Activity Centre.

If lost gems and hidden treasures are what you seek, pay a visit to the Gigantic Flea Market at Highlands United Church in Edgemont tomorrow. From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., there’ll be plenty of antiques, toys, clothing, electronics and much more for sale.

Almost a million people at homes, workplaces and schools across the province were expected to take part in the annual Great BC ShakeOut Thursday morning.

The District of North Vancouver officially unveiled its new rainbow crosswalk last Friday. A ceremony was attended by Mayor Mike Little, Couns. Jim Hanson and Betty Forbes, and district staff on Oct.