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Meet the First Nations artist creating shimmering tributes to the natural world

Meet the First Nations artist creating shimmering tributes to the natural world

Harking back to his Indigenous roots, Wayne Buhler paints glinting odes to spawning salmon with a liberal use of copper
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This carefully preserved Craftsman was home to the reeve of North Vancouver 100 years ago

This carefully preserved Craftsman was home to the reeve of North Vancouver 100 years ago

The current owners of the home have received heritage awards for their restoration work
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How drones are replanting B.C.'s burned forests

How drones are replanting B.C.'s burned forests

With promises to rejuvenate forests from the air, tree-planting start-ups are looking to supplement shovels and long days of labour with swarms of seed-bearing aerial drones. A growing target: B.C.'s burnt forests.
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Good Birding: Did you spot the day-long procession of geese last week?

Good Birding: Did you spot the day-long procession of geese last week?

Also, a couple of tardy migrant birds spotted
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Is this the tallest tomato ever grown on the North Shore?

Is this the tallest tomato ever grown on the North Shore?

While showing off his colossal crops is half the fun, the other half of the joy for this gardener is feeding his kids and community 🍅
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Police seize stolen bikes from Vancouver storage locker

Police seize stolen bikes from Vancouver storage locker

A North Van owner who saw his stolen bicycle for sale on Facebook led police to a storage unit full of stolen bikes and bike parts.
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North Van restaurant fined $2,300 for skirting COVID-19 vaccine passports

North Van restaurant fined $2,300 for skirting COVID-19 vaccine passports

The city received at least 16 public complaints about Anatoli's in Lower Lonsdale not checking for vaccine passports last fall.
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North Shore ski mountains get first dusting of snow

North Shore ski mountains get first dusting of snow

Mount Seymour’s Mystery Peak cam recorded the first dusting of snow this season in North Vancouver early Friday morning.
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North Shore Persian community 'overjoyed' to have a voice at the council table

North Shore Persian community 'overjoyed' to have a voice at the council table

Shervin Shahriari says he's the first Iranian-born Canadian elected in B.C.
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As rain falls on B.C., province gets a shaky winter outlook

As rain falls on B.C., province gets a shaky winter outlook

The five to 10 millimetres of rain is expected to give way to a mix of sun and cloud over the weekend, according to Environment Canada.
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