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Georgie finalists announced

SEVERAL North Shore developers and construction projects are among the finalists for this year's Georgie Awards. The Canadian Home Builders' Association of B.C.

Moving up with the Progression Team

FOR intermediate and advanced skiers and snowboarders, lessons might be the last thing they think they need, but Seymour Mountain has put together a program tailored to bring skilled athletes to the next level.

Let it snow!

ADD a dash of winter to your coffee table this holiday season with your own snow globe village. A cosy little corner is all this cute table display requires, and you can feature an assortment of holiday ornaments and figures.
Live it up down at Narrows

Live it up down at Narrows

THE first step when reviewing any new restaurant is to do exhaustive background research. (Meaning I Google it, obviously.

Parents and tots make music together

HANDS wave in the air as the sound of drums and music fills the room. But this isn't your typical musical show.

Kids' stuff

Parent-Child Mother Goose: North Vancouver District Public Library will host two eight-week sessions of this program for parents and their babies (newborn to 12 months) that focuses on the pleasure and power of learning rhymes, songs and lullabies in

Keep Christmas joyful for pets

WHERE will this holiday season find you? Will you be spending a traditional holiday with family and friends or will the lure of fresh powder tempt you to the slopes? Or is it the sound of turquoise waves crashing into white sandy beaches that catches

WV woman known for her perseverance

AS the story of Helen Page's life unfolds, the 95-year-old is as open about the low points as she is about the highlights. She was born in Winnipeg, Man., on Oct. 16, 1916. Her mother died when she was 10 and her father when she was 15.

Festive fairy tale

A Fairy Tale Christmas, presented by the Cascadia Society and Vancouver Waldorf School, Tuesday, Dec. 13, 11 a.m., 1: 30 and 8 p.m., at Kay Meek Centre, West Vancouver. Tickets: $10/$15/$20, visit www.kaymeekcentre.com.

Sitting on top of the world

A West Vancouver woman whose company deals with thousands of high profile clients in the global financial sector has been recognized by a national business publication.