In the Community

He may not have won the title but he most certainly won the crowd.

Your next trip on a public transit bus could have you feeling like you are inside a work of art. TransLink is adding pieces created by five Canadian artists on 30 articulated buses beginning this month.

We gave you a feature piece containing some of the biggest and best stories that happened on the North Shore in 2018. Then we gave you a second piece with even more of the best, biggest and boldest stories from the second half of last year.

Brave souls shook off the remnants of New Year’s Eve revelry and celebrated the first day of 2019 by wading into the waters off Panorama Park in Deep Cove during the annual Penguin Plunge on Jan. 1.

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The shiny hue of Christmas has worn off and the revelry of New Year’s Eve has come to a close. As much as you hate to, it’s time to start thinking about sending your tree to the chipper.

More than 200 poinsettias were recently delivered to patients at Lions Gate Hospital, HOpe Centre, Evergreen House and North Shore Hospice.

North Vancouver Community Players flipped their wigs and raised $4,500 for charity during their recent pantomine run at Hendry Hall. The local theatre company staged Treasure Island from Nov. 30 to Dec.