Handsome Kevin Sorbo, seen here with West Van's Leeann Wolfin, is known to many as Hercules. He is currently starring in Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda, which won several awards this night.

North Van's Tina Daroshin has good reason to be proud of her hubby Walter. Not only is he an award winner himself, but he is the producer of the Leo Awards. Great job.

North Van's Brian Davie won a Leo in 1999 for production design. This year he was nominated for his work on the pilot episode of "Jack London's Call of the Wild."

West Van restauranteur Rob Ward, of Saltaire fame, was only too happy to accompany his talented actor girlfriend Ellie Harvey of The Addams Family.

CBC television news anchors Ian Hanomansing and Gloria Macarenko accepted the Leo award on behalf of the station for winning "Best Local News Package."

Jim Meier and his actor girlfriend Michelle Vitaro pulled up to the front doors in a sleek black Ferrari-looking Acura NSX.

Best actor nominee Winston Rekert was nominated twice in his category. Once for his work on "Call of the Wild" and again for his work on "Cold Squad." He's also a big supporter of the North Shore's Harvest Project.

Two years ago, Da Vinci's Inquest best actor nominee Ian Tracey (left) walked away with a Leo award for his work in "Rupert's Land". Carwyn Jones, who is the assistanct to the executive producer, was happy to lend his support.

At 13 year old, Monika Schnarre was already famous modelling for Canadian fashion magazines. Now she's an actor on the series "Beastmaster" and has a part in the film "Snowbound".

The North Shore's own Christine Lippa had them rolling in the aisles as she carried out her duties as host for the evening.

Sue Brouse (left) and West Van's Lynne Carrow are both casting directors for Da Vinci's Inquest which walked away with four Leo awards.