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Let your imagination run wild with garden pallet projects

Are you wondering what to make dad for Father's Day this year? Here are a few easy ideas that the kids will love, and dad will appreciate for years to come.

This coming Sunday marks our annual opportunity to pay homage to dear old dad, and why not consider a dinner hot off the barbecue grill.

How do you know when you’re at the top of the game in your chosen profession? I suppose one way to gauge success is the level of demand for your unique talents by a discerning audience.

Phil Gilbert, along with fellow members of The Londoners, invite community members to their upcoming English Pub Night, Thursday, June 18 at 5 p.m. at the West Vancouver Seniors’ Activity Centre.

Fay and Ted Butterfield are among the local residents gearing up for next weekend’s Father’s Day Walk/Run For Prostate Cancer presented by Raymond James, Sunday, June 21, starting at Burnaby Lake Rowing Pavilion at 9:30 a.m.

Canadian Mental Health Association North and West Vancouver branch’s Sandra Severs, Anna O’Brien and Gisele Marion encourage community members to sign up for the Greater Vancouver Shoppers Drug Mart Ride Don’t Hide, a 10/20/60-kilometre community bik

Naarah Schmidt (left), a 32-year-old nurse at Vancouver General Hospital, recently finished cancer treatments consisting of four surgeries and eight rounds of chemotherapy following a June 2014 diagnosis with a rare appendix cancer.

Two North Shore residents will receive the Order of B.C. in Victoria on Monday, one for his efforts in improving relationships between First Nations and non-First Nations and the other for her work as a philanthropist.

It was with a heavy heart that I listened to one of my dearest friends speak of her senior dog’s relapse. I heard her anger at the professionals she had entrusted with her dog’s care.