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Plea to protect huge tree at North Vancouver development falls on deaf ears

Plea to protect huge tree at North Vancouver development falls on deaf ears

With mature trees being lost at an alarming rate, local advocate Alex Jamieson is lobbying for their preservation to be considered in all future development projects
Drama series featuring Squamish Nation actor breaks representation boundaries

Drama series featuring Squamish Nation actor breaks representation boundaries

This unlikely rom-com isn’t your average boy meets girl story
Lions Gate Sinfonia returns with intimate spin on the traditional requiem

Lions Gate Sinfonia returns with intimate spin on the traditional requiem

Whether a connoisseur of classical or simply a lover of music, Requiem appeals to all, says founder Clyde Mitchell
We Come From This Land chronicles the Squamish People’s long and eventful history

We Come From This Land chronicles the Squamish People’s long and eventful history

The book, released this January, draws from in-depth research and stories from Squamish Elders
Four cougars spotted hanging out in Deep Cove backyard

Four cougars spotted hanging out in Deep Cove backyard

The four cougars, assumed to be a mother and her kittens, skulked across a North Vancouver resident's backyard before hopping over her garden fence.
Church gives new life to shuttered West Vancouver knitting shop

Church gives new life to shuttered West Vancouver knitting shop

There's some welcome news in the saga of the Knit & Stitch Shoppe, the beloved meeting place that was forced to close after 50+ years in business
Annual Seycove Auction returns for 40th year celebration

Annual Seycove Auction returns for 40th year celebration

The ’80s themed fundraising bash will be held at the North Vancouver secondary school March 9
Here's how to celebrate Lunar New Year on the North Shore

Here's how to celebrate Lunar New Year on the North Shore

Celebrations are happening across North and West Vancouver to ring in the year of the dragon
Documentary chronicles the power of B.C.'s Indigenous Youth Mountain Bike Program

Documentary chronicles the power of B.C.'s Indigenous Youth Mountain Bike Program

Dirt Relations, making its world premier in the Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival, explores the connection between mountain biking, reconciliation and healing.
North Shore News film festival announces full lineup

North Shore News film festival announces full lineup

More than 20 films celebrating North Vancouver, West Van and Sea to Sky talent will be showcased at the inaugural Coast Mountain Film Festival, running March 29-April 18