In the Community

North Shore Chorus musical director Jennifer Stephanson leads singers through rehearsal for the upcoming Yuletide Fires concert Dec. 9 at 7:30 p.m. at Mount Seymour United Church.

While the first week of December signals the start of the holiday season for many people, for others it marks a different set of traditions.

Capilano University students got a chance to focus on petting instead of cramming during a visit from St. John Ambulance therapy dog Norman the Newfy. Norman and other calm canines were on campus to soothe anxiety as students gear up for final exams.

Paul Ryan of Thrifty Foods with Mary-Sue Atkinson of the Outreach program at St. David's United Church in West Vancouver.

Friends organize donation drive to help family in need

A North Vancouver resident and longtime educator of students who are deaf or hard of hearing has been recognized for her years of service. Rhena Tevendale received the I.D.E.

While Prime Minister Justin Trudeau apologized for decades of discrimination against the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer community Tuesday, one North Vancouverite watched; considering the “tiny, tiny,” part she played in the historic mo

Singers with the Welsh Men’s Choir get set for their Sounds of Christmas concert with the Argyle Secondary choir Friday, Dec. 8 at Centennial Theatre. Tickets are available at 604-984-4484 or through nvrc.ca/centennial-theatre

Have you gone all out and created a Griswold-esque Christmas light display, like the Laberge family at 753 Beachview Dr.

Norman the Newfy de-stresses Capilano University students during exam week.Norman and many other St John Ambulance Therapy dogs of various shapes ,sizes and breeds were invited to the Student Union dept an annual event at the University.