The West Vancouver-based Indian Residential School Survivors Society has launched a federal action petition asking for continued funding for three healing and crisis support programs

North Vancouver resident Bob Reid, the lone survivor of a search and rescue plane crash 60 years ago, honours his fallen comrades at a ceremony in Cates Park

Grade 11 student Gordie Dick uses artifacts to craft comic book pages highlighting one of his favourite oral history stories for an exhibit at SFU

Hundreds gather at North Vancouver's Victoria Park Tuesday morning to honour veterans and those who died at war

The West Vancouver Memorial Library is being shown in a fun, new way through Paul Hetherington’s latest brick creation

‘Continuing the Ceremony’ weaves together the work of Chief Janice George and four of her Squamish Nation students

ALT: a cartoon of a cat playing a piano

The project raises environmental concerns and questions over Indigenous rights

Respecting tradition while providing entertainment on screen is a balancing act, performers say

A district councillor says he’s sent his concerns to the transportation ministry, which has jurisdiction over the ‘Bowser Island’ property

Supporting local distilleries and other businesses can help recirculate revenue back into the B.C. economy, president of The Woods Spirit Co. says

Baristas needed a rope rescue at the Deep Cove cafe as October's atmospheric river caused massive flooding and damage

Money donated will give a pediatric ward patient a doll and proceeds will go to the hospital’s cancer campaign

North Vancouver's new Cloverley Elementary will seat 585 students, and is expected to open for the 2026/27 school year

The project’s physical and plant elements help filter stormwater and capture toxic contaminants, project organizers say

People can take part in a live auction Saturday from 5 to 6 p.m., with proceeds supporting the Urban Native Youth Association

The free holiday market has already seen thousands in attendance, organizer says. It runs until Dec. 24

The annual market will take place Dec. 7 and 8, featuring 82 vendors from across B.C.

La Vie en Rose gifted 96 pairs of jammies to Hollyburn Community Services Society to be used in Christmas hampers