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Rhyme Time Sing, rhyme, laugh and learn with this early literacy program for parents, caregivers and babies from newborn to 12 months Wednesdays until May 28, 10:30-11 a.m. at Lynn Valley library, 1277 Lynn Valley Rd., North Vancouver.

Green Guide

Wilderness at your Doorstep: An annual celebration of pioneer history. Explore cool artifacts from the logging and mining days and discover more about everything from hiking to bears to archaeology.
Young Artist of the Week: Trevan Nagano

Young Artist of the Week: Trevan Nagano

Trevan Nagano, 8, Ridgeway elementary Art teacher: Michelle Pratt Favourite art: animation Favourite artist: David Shannon His teacher writes: Trevan communicates well through his visual art projects.
Trends await in local shops

Trends await in local shops

Every so often I like to venture out into the marketplace to see what's new and trendy on retail shelves in terms of entertaining ideas for both inside and outside on the patio. It's easy to be stylish on a budget.

Make meal preparation a family affair

It was time to prepare dinner. My niece and nephew along with my children were all in the kitchen ready to help. Now, these kids ranged in age from two-and-a-half to six years old.
NV art exhibition explores identity

NV art exhibition explores identity

My first exposure to a truly small home was back in May 1990 when a professor of mine at McGill University built a tiny 1,000 square foot house right on the grounds of the university's downtown campus. Prof.
Argument falls short

Argument falls short

The argument goes something like this: Invasive plants displace native plants, damage ecosystems, contribute to the loss of habitat for wildlife and cost the economy millions of dollars.
Lighthouse Park plays host to games-filled camp

Lighthouse Park plays host to games-filled camp

With about 75 hectares of rainforest to run around in, it’s not surprising that West Vancouver’s Lighthouse Park summer camps have been a popular choice for more than 10 years.
Friendships grow at Camp Latona on Gambier Island

Friendships grow at Camp Latona on Gambier Island

It’s a popular plot device in many summer camp movies for young campers to get up to mischief, especially if it exacts some slapstick-style vengeance on not-so-friendly campers or camp leaders.
Kids learn about art while exploring the alpine at Grouse Mountain summer camp

Kids learn about art while exploring the alpine at Grouse Mountain summer camp

Last summer, a group of kids ran up to Dan Grima and excitedly exclaimed they had just watched a mother grouse followed by four babies. “They were just enlightened by this experience,” says Grima, the Adventure Program supervisor at Grouse Mountain.