In the Community

In 1996, Toyota launched the world’s first small SUV to use a car-like unitized chassis, the RAV4. It garnered a lot of praise because it offered more versatility than a car but wasn’t as cumbersome as a large SUV.

For Barb Walter Venne, Christmas giving has come full circle. The Vancouver resident has a childhood memory of someone helping her family during the holidays. “My mom had become a single parent.

Poppies were on lapels and veterans were honoured at the Edmonds Community Centre’s Remembrance Day service on Nov. 9. The New Westminster pipe band opened the service, and Royal Canadian Air Cadets No. 637 were in attendance.

Money raised will help provide toys for local children from low-income families and hampers for seniors during the holidays.

Forest Grove Elementary has partnered with a nearby pizza restaurant to raise money for the school’s garden program.

You’re sitting at a red light that seems to last forever. It might only be 30 seconds, but the 50 cars in front of you have to first get rolling once the green flashes.

After surfing the web for months, there it was: a clean-looking 1963 Chevrolet coupe.

Approximately 300 people turned out for the Vancouver Chrysanthemum Club show at the GardenWorks location in South Burnaby this past weekend.

Although the North Burnaby Legion closed its doors earlier this year, the president is still braving the cold every week by selling off parts of the old bar – just to make sure his club survives.