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Steveston mom swept away by tears of joy at sons’ surfing

Steveston mom swept away by tears of joy at sons’ surfing

Erica Macklin stood on Cox Bay in Tofino and cried. But it wasn’t tears of sadness or sorrow that were running down the Steveston mom’s face; the raw emotion was that of pure, unbridled joy.
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Meet the renowned sculptors shaping Canadian culture from East Vancouver studio

Meet the renowned sculptors shaping Canadian culture from East Vancouver studio

Chance encounter reveals hidden world of dragons, geese and one giant air freshener
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The two Rs of life can put you into a health rut

The two Rs of life can put you into a health rut

What is your approach to health and life in general? Most of us use the R-and-R approach (and neither R stands for rest or relaxation). The first R is our everyday mode: routine. We settle into our daily patterns of doing and thinking.
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Former Capilano University students look back on 'the first North Shore college'

Former Capilano University students look back on 'the first North Shore college'

School celebrates 50th anniversary
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Tiny Mount Pleasant park was a labour of love

Tiny Mount Pleasant park was a labour of love

New parklet at Mount Pleasant Neighbourhood House was three years in the making
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West Van family awoken by raccoons ransacking office

West Van family awoken by raccoons ransacking office

A family in West Vancouver is very tired today after thwarting the efforts of a bunch of adorable ring-tailed bandits in the middle of the night. Eagle Island resident Stephanie La Porta was woken up at 1:30 a.m.
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Lions Gate Bridge railings get messages of hope

Lions Gate Bridge railings get messages of hope

Vancouver woman led efforts ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day this month
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Readers respond to Vancouver cyclists behaving badly column… sometimes badly

Readers respond to Vancouver cyclists behaving badly column… sometimes badly

Age appears to be a factor in aggressive cyclists voicing their entitlement
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Terry Fox Run: Remembering PoCo's hometown hero

Terry Fox Run: Remembering PoCo's hometown hero

Port Coquitlam’s Terry Fox inspired millions of Canadians on his Marathon of Hope in 1980.
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North Shore cops raise $20,000 to fight cancer

North Shore cops raise $20,000 to fight cancer

North Shore RCMP members took part in the Cops for Cancer Tour de Coast and visited Brooksbank elementary where brothers Aidan and Ryan Reid were participating in the Terry Fox assembly.
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