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DESIGN IN NATURE: Public planting helps foster community

DESIGN IN NATURE: Public planting helps foster community

Consider plants that give back to their environment
MEMORY LANE: West Vancouver woman lives extraordinary life

MEMORY LANE: West Vancouver woman lives extraordinary life

A short film from British Pathé found on YouTube follows a group of children at play outdoors on a brisk spring day.
MONEY MATTERS: Ease your stress and make a financial plan

MONEY MATTERS: Ease your stress and make a financial plan

Faced with a seemingly endless turbulent political and economic situation, people in Zimbabwe often seek stability by saying: "Let's make a plan.

West Vancouver business award finalists named

Finalists have been announced for the West Vancouver Chamber of Commerce's annual Business Excellence Awards.

CANINE CONNECTION: A head halter can improve leash behaviour

When I met my new client, I was more than a little concerned when she opened the front door. Her left arm was in a sling and she limped badly. "Oh dear, what happened?" "Monty, my dog, saw a squirrel on a walk and took off. He was on leash.
West Vancouver artist inspired by rescued horses

West Vancouver artist inspired by rescued horses

Last summer, Monica Sullivan started, and then quickly tripled, her equine family. In June, the West Vancouver resident had zero horses and little interest in ever acquiring one. But by October, she was the proud owner of three rescue horses.
Rail rider

Rail rider

A rider warms up March 12 in the terrain park at Mt. Seymour during the 2016 Vans Hi-Standard Snow Series World Tour, an international contest that invites snowboarders to showcase pure style in a jam format.
Young artist of the week: Sabrina Wei

Young artist of the week: Sabrina Wei

Sabrina Wei, 12, Blueridge elementary Art teacher: Andrie Bates Favourite art: still life Favourite artist: Claude Monet Her teacher writes: Sabrina enjoys sketching and uses a lot of detail, shading and the use of light in her works.
PARENTING TODAY: Spring chores lift self-esteem

PARENTING TODAY: Spring chores lift self-esteem

Spring Break is a great time to get your kids involved in household chores. These can range from taking out the garbage to painting the back fence. Often we think that some jobs we ask of our kids are so simple they should just know how to do them.
NOTABLE POTABLES: Perseverance pays off for winery

NOTABLE POTABLES: Perseverance pays off for winery

Often as not, I find myself in awe of the perseverance displayed by winemakers and viticulturists. Case in point: the evolution of Stag's Hollow Winery, which was founded by Larry and Linda Pruegger, just outside of "OK Falls" in 1995.