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Budding Tsleil-Waututh artist creates logo for UN Association in Canada

Budding Tsleil-Waututh artist creates logo for UN Association in Canada

Thirteen-year-old Gordie Dick's logo will feature prominently at events to celebrate World Environment Day and the UN Environment Programme.
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5 things you (probably) didn't know about Metro Vancouver transit

5 things you (probably) didn't know about Metro Vancouver transit

At one point trolley bus drivers didn't have driver's licences?
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Most North Shore residents still masking (at least some of the time), poll finds

Most North Shore residents still masking (at least some of the time), poll finds

Does this match what you've been seeing in the community? 😷
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Iconic North Vancouver church in need of a saviour

Iconic North Vancouver church in need of a saviour

It's been a Central Lonsdale landmark for 110 years, but St. Andrew's Church needs some help from above
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B.C. seniors are falling victim to these four scams

B.C. seniors are falling victim to these four scams

A 'grandparent scam' aims to scare a grandparent into thinking their grandchild is in trouble.
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Time Traveller: Women bolster wartime workforce at North Vancouver shipyards

Time Traveller: Women bolster wartime workforce at North Vancouver shipyards

A labour shortage during the Second World War saw women taking over jobs previously held only by men
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North Van family fights decision to suspend autistic teen from school

North Van family fights decision to suspend autistic teen from school

Sixteen-year-old Riley Romero has only been allowed to attend school in North Vancouver online for much of the past year. Her family says that is discriminatory.
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COVID-19 cases up slightly on North Shore

COVID-19 cases up slightly on North Shore

Hospitalizations are down in Vancouver Coastal Health, while the number of COVID-19 patients in critical care remains stable.
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Climate change is expanding the range of these tick pathogens — is B.C. next?

Climate change is expanding the range of these tick pathogens — is B.C. next?

As reported cases of Lyme disease surge across Canada, B.C. experts are tracking how climate change could make things worse, and hope the public — empowered with a new 'Instagram for ticks' — will help.
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Five great North Shore hikes for kids

Five great North Shore hikes for kids

Here are the top kid-friendly trails in North and West Vancouver, from local hiking book author Stephen Hui.
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