In the Community

Saige Woolley, a recent graduate of Capilano University's musical theatre program, rehearses with the members of the musical theatre class she teaches at North Shore Connexions Society’s The Summit, a community based program that provides recreation,

Waterfront Park in North Vancouver was the place to be on June 20 for Family Play Day. The event, which supports the Right to Play community awareness campaign, featured family friendly interactive and collaborative outdoor activities.

North Shore Neighbourhood House drama students and their instructor Sue Hunt invite people to attend an evening of original short plays, monologues, sketch comedy and music based on the theme “comedy vs. tragedy” on Friday, June 19 at 6:30 p.m.

North Shore resident Sylvia Braddick has had a long history in the auto sport world. Back in 1956, she was the first woman to drag race out in Abbotsford, something she continued with for years in an era with few female drag racers.

And they're off! North Shore youth went head to head at the annual Parkgate Soapbox Derby on Sunday, June 14. The event took place on Carnation Street, between Berkley Road and Emerson Way, outside Seymour Heights elementary.

Saint Thomas Aquinas students Violet Antone and Helen Kim put the finishing touches on an eagle sculpture to be hung in the North Vancouver Catholic school’s atrium Monday.

Nestled among the Coast Mountains at the entrance to Howe Sound, the quaint village of Horseshoe Bay feels a lot farther away than just 20 kilometres from the bustling streets of Vancouver. Horseshoe Bay is a transition point if there ever was one.