Living

Variety of issues covered over the years range from poverty to physician-assisted death

North Shore residents are continuing to hop on their bikes to support their favourite causes.

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Alright, I need to be totally up-front about something. For the first time in three years of doing Dish columns, my anonymity was blown upon arrival at the restaurant. I got “made.

Area home to diversity of plant and animal life

As we move into the hottest months of the year it is a great time to think about water. Our fresh water is a limited resource in the summer months, and watering restrictions are important to follow.

International speaker and motivator Terry Small, known as “the brain guy,” brings his Brain Power for Life: 11 Things You Must Know About Your Brain to Summerhill PARC retirement residence June 9.

“I cried when the ship went under the Lions Gate Bridge and sailed away from North Vancouver. I had only ever been on a boat once and that was to Bowen Island.” It was 1948. Dave Brewer, 11 years old, was aboard the Union steamship S.S.

Sentinel secondary graduate Jack Karp, 18, gears up to host his fifth annual Do You Have the Balls to Beat Cancer Tennis-a-thon in support of the Canadian Cancer Society Friday, July 8 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the West Vancouver Tennis Club.

Have you fallen victim to a motivation block as far as your workouts are concerned? Luckily, I’ve got the tips to get you and your workouts back on track! 1. Start with the first workout.