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Question: My back and knees hurt with gym rehab. Is a pool program a good option? Answer: A low-intensity pool program could be just what you need. In a pool, there is little impact on the joints or vertebrae.

"The good life started for me after the war," says one of the North Shore's newest centenarians. In 1945, George Lea married, was demobbed from the Royal Canadian Air Force and returned to his career as an insurance man.

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.

Tax time can be a tempting time not to report all your income. Resist that temptation. While Canada has a self-reporting tax system, the tax office has powerful weapons to "encourage" Canadians to do the right thing.

The provincial government has tabled new legislation intended to give people who use guide or service dogs more rights and privileges.

Planning a wine trip this summer? Let me suggest one “must-do” for you.

CLOTHING DRIVE Supernova Salon staff Dana Lyseng, Bre Loftus and Mathieu Hubert encourage people to clean out their closets and donate any clean, unwanted professional clothing, shoes, bags and accessories to Dress for Success, a non-profit organizat

FASHION WEEK The hottest looks for fall/winter 2015 will grace the runways during Vancouver Fashion Week, March 16-22, at the Queen Elizabeth Plaza, 649 Cambie St., Vancouver.

Textile artist exhibits her wearable art

Kiwanis Lynn Manor building manager Jim Kennedy and residents Anita Ridd and Jack Coates show off their overflowing recycling bins, a week after a North Shore Recycling Program compost coach made a presentation, offering tips to help them reduce wast