In the Community

Students follow The Secret Path to learn about residential schools

You know what we’re going to say already – if you haven’t yet, get out there and vote! Polls will be open on the North Shore from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. tomorrow with North Shore residents set to choose new mayors, councillors and elect new school boards.

Volunteer Mike Porter pulls invasive plant species at North Picadilly Park in the lower Caufeild neighbourhood, part of the Lighthouse Park Preservation Society's and District of West Vancouver's jointly sponsored event held Saturday Oct 13th.

Sherwood Park Elementary students were among the large number of British Columbians who took part in the ShakeoutBC earthquake drill today (Oct. 18) at exactly 10:18 a.m.

Pandora’s Vox and Espiritu Ensemble get set to host their annual flea market Saturday, Oct. 20. The event, which supports the two community choirs, is set to feature jewelry, baked goods, toys, art, designer clothing and collectibles.

After 66 years the Marine Drive Bridge over Mosquito Creek is set for its last crossing. City of North Vancouver council voted unanimously on a $9-million replacement for the 1950s-era bridge. The city is set to contribute $1.

Ceramic artist Carolyn DiPasquale together with painter Manfred Krettek display their work at the Ron Andrew's Foyer Gallery Oct. 21 to Dec. 2, 2018.

Shahryar Afshar and Shahrad Sarter greet the first days of fall by playing one-on-one basketball at Ambleside. Sarter and his family were visiting the North Shore from Iran.

Grifffins Boxing & Fitness owner Dave Brett trains with 12-year-old Ali Beig at the gym prior to the 13th Annual Evening at Ringside Boxing Gala, Oct. 20.