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Health Notes

Shred for the Cure: A ladies night in support of the B.C. Cancer Foundation returns to Mount Seymour every Monday night (except Feb. 10), 5-10 p.m. until March 31.

Seniors Calendar

Notices Attention Retired or Nearly Retired Men: Seniors Acting Up, a volunteer group of cabaret performers doing song, dance and/or comedy at various venues is looking for additional men.
Monthly IVSA event showcases new wines

Monthly IVSA event showcases new wines

To wine geeks, the Import Vintners & Spirits Association (IVSA) tasting is like being a kid in the proverbial candy store. The monthly spit-athon showcases the best of recent arrivals on these shores, as approved by the B.C.
44 Dresses for school district 44

44 Dresses for school district 44

Boutique collecting donations for Grade 7 students in need

Fashion File

STUDIO OPEN HOUSE Silversmith, goldsmith and musician Christie Grace is holding an open house to showcase her new Grace line of jewelry as well as gallery pieces on Friday, Jan. 31, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday Feb. 1, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Nice play

Nice play

North Van Wolf Pack players Mitch Crisanti, Marcus Houck and Jamie Creamore get some good pointers from Michelle Tice, the director of fund development for Family Services of the North Shore.
Revitalize your kitchen

Revitalize your kitchen

It's not always necessary to completely gut your kitchen when you're ready for a change. Revitalizing your kitchen can be as easy as applying a fresh coat of paint to the cupboards and switching out your appliances.

Help your children become capable

Adam graduated from high school last year. During the school year he did his research and decided he wanted to carry on with his education.
Natural light plays critical role

Natural light plays critical role

I'm sitting here in my office punching away on my keyboard as the neighbour's cat suns itself in my backyard.
Found rocks a garden blessing

Found rocks a garden blessing

Few gardeners have happily dug into earth without hitting a rock or two, and gardeners who live in mountainous regions know all too well that rocks are going to be part of the garden. One rock is no problem as it can be buried or discarded.