Living

A Grade 8 student at Brockton School hopes that by sharing her personal experiences with mental illness with the members of her school as well as the greater community, she’ll be able to bring increased awareness to the issue, reduce stigma as well a

Dedicated volunteer serves family at Silver Harbour

Wendy Lea and Eleanor Campbell lace up for next weekend’s North Shore Hike for Hospice Palliative Care. Wheelchairs, strollers, walkers and runners are welcome to fundraise for end-of-life care Sunday, May 1, 9 a.m.

Tod Woodward, Tanya Mealing and Stephanie Woodward invite community members to collect pledges and walk to support Alzheimer’s disease at this year’s Investors Group Walk for Alzheimer’s, being held in honour of Bryan Chalmers, Sunday, May 1 at West

North Vancouver stylist Samantha Dempster loves lucky number seven. According to the certified image consultant, there are seven multi-tasking wardrobe staples that can take anyone from brunch to the boardroom, and anywhere in between.

School focuses on European goldsmithing techniques

Much attention has been paid to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s 2015 report on Canadian residential schools and the terrible treatment of aboriginal children.

With summer right around the corner, it’s time to make plans for wine touring.

I wrestled with this one, to be honest. I wanted to treat the subject respectfully, with maturity and aplomb. I wanted to offer pithy observations and profound insights wrapped in a colourful and intricate quilt of searing wit.

Park and Tilford Friends of the Gardens’ Jocelyn Wade and Ann Pentland take inventory in preparation for their upcoming spring plant sale.