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Graduation day Ian Campbell, hereditary chief of the Squamish Nation, is among the first cohort of 14 graduates from Simon Fraser University's Executive MBA in Aboriginal Business and Leadership.

West Vancouver’s Charlene Johnny Wadsworth (Cowichan), a 2014 YVR Art Foundation Scholarship recipient, unveils her traditional Coast Salish button blanket on May 29, which will be exhibited at the airport for one year.

Craft Fair The North Vancouver Community Art Council, in partnership with the City of North Vancouver and Rotary Club of Lions Gate, is holding a Canada Day Artisan Craft Fair July 1, noon to 4 p.m. at Waterfront Park.

Travel outfitter opened in Lynn Valley basement in 1985

North Shore Recycling Program’s Amanda Vantol raises awareness of recycling changes coming to the North Shore next month. Starting July 1, residents will use a three-stream recycling system of mixed paper, containers and glass.

Members of the North Shore chapter of David Suzuki Foundation’s Blue Dot Movement recently took part in a national day of action, walking together as a human river to Ambleside Pier.

Would you like to illuminate the path to your home's front door or perhaps add a few subtle spotlights to a number of feature trees in your yard? Solar garden lights are a wonderful means of harnessing the sun's energy and illuminating your home for

The grassroots movement pushing for healthier food that has been growing around the world over the past decade is being led by a new kind of optimism and a sustainable set of ideals.

It takes a village to raise a child. That saying is one we are all aware of and I would bet one with which we all agree. But it also takes a village to keep a child healthy.

Summer is off to a great start following our remarkably mild winter. I have already enjoyed some fantastic corn on the cob, blueberries, and strawberries, all of which I usually relish much later in the season.