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Cabin culture

Cabin culture

Ross Regan shows Margie Goodman photos from the 1940s depicting his and his friends’ adventures building a cabin on Mount Seymour, part of a multimedia presentation he gave at Parkgate library, March 25.
Leading the charge

Leading the charge

North Vancouver’s Mia Jenkinson, 8, leads the way in an autism awareness walk to her school, Queensbury elementary, April 1.

Research Day

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Cultivating an organic modernism

Cultivating an organic modernism

Landscape plays major role in the work of architect Barry Downs
Musical connections

Musical connections

North Van native launching a foundation to make music possible for people with special needs

File return, even if you can't pay the tax owing

If you owe tax for 2014 but can't afford to pay, always contact the tax office before it contacts you. And file your return by the April 30 deadline to avoid the late filing penalty - even if you don't have the money to pay the tax you owe.
Daughter pays it forward

Daughter pays it forward

Late father's battle with Parkinson's inspires action
CARNEY: Ending improper use of antipsychotic drugs

CARNEY: Ending improper use of antipsychotic drugs

There is no shortage of reports on how to improve the system of residential care for our seniors. The latest one, released last month, titled Placement, Drugs and Therapy. .. We Can Do Better, comes to us courtesy of B.C.

Options For Volunteers

The following is a selection of volunteer opportunities from various community organizations, made available through Volunteer North Shore, a service of North Shore Community Resources Society.

Control your dog's predatory instincts

Last week I wrote about a behaviour called predatory drift, which is a misunderstood behaviour often mislabelled as aggression. Predatory drift is a glitch in a dog's prey drive that causes a dog to display predatory behaviour.