Living

I don't think anyone adopts or rescues a dog thinking that the dog is going to rescue them. We focus our attention on envisioning our growing puppy joining us on hikes, resting its head on our lap and growing old by the fire.

Pedal Pushers

Cause-focused play expands their horizons

A 12-year-old North Shore girl has received accolades for her work with homeless cats and dogs.

We live in an upside down world. We can split the atom and explore space but keeping seniors in care safe continues to be a challenge. Sprinkler rules for seniors' facilities are back on the agenda after a deadly Quebec fire earlier this year.

Notices Ladies Golf Group: Ladies 55+ are invited to join a group that plays Wednesdays at 9 a.m. from April to September at Murdo Frazer Golf Course, 2699 Pemberton Ave., North Vancouver.

Recently the weaker loonie has dominated headlines and is becoming a growing concern for many Canadians. My team and I continuously monitor the strength of our dollar, particularly how it will fare against our U.S.

The North Shore Thirty Something Women's Soccer League, a recreational soccer league on the North Shore for women over 30, is looking for new players for the spring/summer league. All levels of soccer skill are welcome.

Memory and the Aging Brain, Friday, March 21, 10:30-11:45 a.m. at John Braithwaite Community Centre. Free. 604-982-8300 North Vancouver's Gail Roxburgh is continuing to lead the charge regarding the importance of brain health as people age.

Meeting with Brent Marris is a little bit like trying to lasso a small cyclone, albeit a pretty friendly one. You may not recognize the name but Marris is a modern-day powerhouse Kiwi winemaker who grew up in the wine business.