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Howe Sound's new UNESCO status to be discussed in upcoming panel event

Howe Sound's new UNESCO status to be discussed in upcoming panel event

The discussion on the recently named biosphere region will be held at the West Vancouver Community Centre on Nov. 22.
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North Vancouver school given traditional, Tsleil-Waututh name

North Vancouver school given traditional, Tsleil-Waututh name

Seycove Secondary has been gifted the name Seycove at sə́yəmətən, pronounced say-əm-me-ton.
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The supplies you need for an earthquake emergency kit

The supplies you need for an earthquake emergency kit

How to best prepare for an earthquake, including what supplies should make up an emergency kit, according to the North Shore Emergency Management
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Accessible trail and picnic area added to popular West Vancouver park

Accessible trail and picnic area added to popular West Vancouver park

With aid from the Rick Hansen Foundation, The Lighthouse Park Preservation Society have welcomed a new trail and picnic area accessible by wheelchair and walker.
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Truth and Reconciliation Day: Here's how to engage, educate and reflect

Truth and Reconciliation Day: Here's how to engage, educate and reflect

From museum exhibits to marches, online webinars to workshops, there are a multitude of ways to participate in the second iteration of Canada's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
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Truth and Reconciliation Day: Education should be the priority, says Squamish Nation's Wilson Williams

Truth and Reconciliation Day: Education should be the priority, says Squamish Nation's Wilson Williams

The Squamish Nation councilor says he is "humbled" by the country's response in honoring the survivors of the residential school system, but further education is paramount.
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Indigenous rugby program returns from U.S. tour with new-found cultural pride

Indigenous rugby program returns from U.S. tour with new-found cultural pride

The road trip saw two buses, six cars, and a caravan take the Indigenous youth-focused rugby team to California, where they battled it out in the LA Sevens Invitational tournament.
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