In the Community

Hundreds of North Shore residents took part in the IG Wealth Management Walk for Alzheimer’s on May 5 at John Lawson Park in West Vancouver, to raise funds and remember people in their lives who have been touched by dementia.

St. Pius X Elementary Grade 4 students Ailie Hetherington, Audrey Barichello and Kika Montieth are colourfully spreading the word for the school's Spring Fair Saturday, May 11 from10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Catch Argyle Secondary’s first large-scale theatre production in a decade tonight with The Thrilling Case of Martha Kane .

Students at Cultural Journeys in Squamish prepare herring roe

Anti-salmon farm protesters demonstrate outside Fisheries Minister Jonathan Wilkinson’s constituency office in Lower Lonsdale Tuesday, in advance of a new policy on the testing of farmed salmon for PRV (piscine orthoreovirus) that is expected soon.

They might look really cool, but a scorpion is probably one of the last insects you’d want to find crawling on your kitchen floor

The breathtaking vessel will be open to the public May 10 & 11

The seal pup rescue season has started earlier than usual for the Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue Centre

Young artist: Naomi Pruner (12) Blueridge Elementary Art teacher: Andrie Levey-Bates Favourite art: Sketching, book-folding creations and sculpture Favourite artists: Emily Carr and her grandma Shirley Her teacher writes: Naomi enjoys using a variety