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PARENTING TODAY: Strategies for successful sleepovers

PARENTING TODAY: Strategies for successful sleepovers

Kaitlin’s birthday is next week and she has announced that she’d like to have a sleepover party. What can you do to help make this a successful party for Kaitlin, her guests and you, her parents? Keep the guest list short.
HOME IDEAS: Go extra mile with homemade wrap

HOME IDEAS: Go extra mile with homemade wrap

Holiday-printed gift wrap paper is nice, but it doesn’t compare to the homemade variety. You can always tell when someone has taken the time to creatively wrap your gift.
Homebuilders running Coats For Kids campaign

Homebuilders running Coats For Kids campaign

As the winter season approaches and temperatures continue to drop, the Greater Vancouver Homebuilders’ Association is hoping Lower Mainland residents will once again step up to help the less fortunate stay warm through its Coats For Kids campaign.
North Shore public schools offer meaningful choice for elementary school students

North Shore public schools offer meaningful choice for elementary school students

NORTH VANCOUVER/WEST VANCOUVER, November 20, 2016 — Public education on the North Shore is renowned for offering world-class education that fosters a sense of discovery beginning in kindergarten, and continuing throughout graduation and beyond.
Science trumps tradition in skin care line

Science trumps tradition in skin care line

A new approach to skin care is being crafted on the North Shore, and their list of ingredients is surprisingly short.
MOVEMBER MUSIC

MOVEMBER MUSIC

Ben Abel, Gary McIntosh and John Vavrik of the Killing Floor Blues Band rehearse for an upcoming Movember Prostate Cancer Awareness benefit concert. The Friday, Nov.
MEMORY LANE: Silver Harbour woodworkers get crafty for Christmastime

MEMORY LANE: Silver Harbour woodworkers get crafty for Christmastime

Rest for the woodworkers at Silver Harbour Seniors’ Centre is a distant dream. “Our rest comes in the summer,” says Mae Thomson. “Getting ready for the Christmas Market – Saturday, Nov. 26 from 10 to 3 p.m.
BOOK BUZZ: Beaver skunks hunter in cheerful children’s story

BOOK BUZZ: Beaver skunks hunter in cheerful children’s story

A Fine Winter Cap by Mary-Ann Stouck, Illus. by Meaghan Stouck, West Vancouver, Walhachin Press, $14.00 (suggested price) Jaunty verse by a West Vancouver author outlines the fate of a hunter who wants to acquire a new winter cap made of beaver fur.
Friday Night lights shine in Lynn Valley

Friday Night lights shine in Lynn Valley

Sketch show celebrates six years of laughs
NOTABLE POTABLES: Bottles of wine give back to B.C. women

NOTABLE POTABLES: Bottles of wine give back to B.C. women

Open a bottle of Les Dames Wine and you’ll be doing more than just twisting the cap on a decent drop. You’ll be helping a good cause. They’re part of a fundraising project that helps women working in B.C.’s food and beverage industries.