In the Community

Nine-year-old twins Amelia and Davis Codrington were prize winners at the annual Popsicle Stick Bridge Building Challenge held at the Capilano Mall atrium on March 4.

Chris Madill, James R. Brown, Sean Huston, and Michael Soderling prep their vocal cords in anticipation of Highlands United Productions’ The Music Man running March 21-25 at 7:30 p.m. at Highlands United Church .

North Shore Dragon Busters teammates Celia Henslowe (left), Carol Cheney and Lynn Hill invite breast cancer survivors to the Dragon boat team's new members information night at Capilano Community Services 600 W. Queens Rd.

Watson Gloves has been in business since 1918

Jane White of North Shore Community Resources holds up an oversize set of dominoes at Ray Perrault Park in North Vancouver last month.

If you’re looking for a few good things to do this weekend why not start with First Impressions Theatre’s production of A Few Good Men , Aaron Sorkin’s play about political and military intrigue set in a high-stakes courtroom drama.

Canadian hero Rick Hansen has a laugh as he watches clips from the Man in Motion tour along with students and staff from North Vancouver's Brockton School Wednesday.

Deacon Rennie Nahanee receives his ancestral name Skaghahkin in a traditional Squamish Nation ceremony, alongside his wife Emma and son Chris (not pictured), Feb. 24 at St. Paul’s Indian Catholic Church in North Vancouver.

Students from Carson Graham Secondary 's Rotary Interact Club Kevin Heieis, Zohrah Khalili, Teagan Sharrock and Sophie Konrad recently presented donations to Hannah Han of North Shore Lookout Society .

Travis Robertson and Sam Wahlorth of North Shore Connexions Society took part in a "colour your shirt pink" event at Heywood Park in North Vancouver Feb. 28. Participants were encouraged to throw pink powder at each other in honour of Pink Shirt Day.