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Take care on fright night

ONCE the sun has set, the creatures of the night venture out. This is the time for raccoons, skunks, coyotes, bats and owls to forage and travel through our forests and also through our neighbourhoods.

Votives cast an eerie glow

THERE is a chill in the air and the leaves are falling. Soon it will be time for the little ghosts and goblins to venture out and collect their candy.
Salish an all-natural beauty

Salish an all-natural beauty

ALMOST everyone loves to bite into a juicy, crunchy red apple with lots of taste, and this year there's a new apple for us all to enjoy which was bred and raised right here in B.C.

Cable-free setups vary

Contributing Writer LAST week we measured the benefits and drawbacks of cutting the cable cord to your TV. This week, let's cover the hardware you need to make that cut last.

Grey divorce rates climbing

GREY divorce! What's that all about? Good question. Grey divorce refers to couples splitting after the age of 50. Although overall divorce rates have declined since spiking in the 1980s, grey divorce has risen to its highest level on record.

Benign lumps are often nothing to worry about

I was sitting on the couch with my dog Piper resting his head on my lap, and as per usual I began to gently stroke his head, back and chest.
Friendship finds a new home

Friendship finds a new home

North Van non-profit opens centre for children with autism

Region has lots to offer

WITH the apparently unstoppable success of Malbec, Argentina is in the enviable position of having almost too big a hit on its hands. Almost, but not quite.

Planning for retirement

RETIREMENT can be overwhelming for people if they don't have a plan. As I specialize in retirement planning, I hear many common questions and concerns from Canadians nearing retirement or who are already retired.

Fired up

REPRESENTATIVES of North Shore Tai Chi Spirit presented a special workshop featuring Grand Master Shou-Yu Liang recently at Highlands United Church.