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It's easy panini for dinner

IF you're anything like me, sometimes when you get home from work the last thing you want to do is make dinner.

Building basic skills for work

JOB Creation Partnerships - with new money provided by the Ministry of Jobs, Tourism and Innovation - is supporting Capilano University and its community to help the unemployed find employment.

Teach kids to share

THE room is cluttered with toys. Erin and Noah, both toddlers, are ignoring everything except one toy dump truck.

Garden clubs build skills

IT seems fitting to start the new year with a story about horticultural education, since theoretical and experiential learning underpins everything we do in our gardens.

Time to make over your fitness

NEW year, new you . . . you hope. Put those New Year's resolutions to good use and possibly win. The North Vancouver Recreation Commission wants to help nearby residents achieve their new year's goals.

New program lineup on tap

New programs offered by the North Vancouver Recreation Commission this January include: - Little Kids Musical Theatre Co., 5-7 years.

What's going on for seniors

NOTICES Emergency Medical Cards: The Keep Well Society has produced medical alert packages containing cards to be carried with individuals and placed prominently at home to provide medical information for emergency care workers.

Gear up for the season

IT'S one thing to get your body ready for winter; however, an equal part of that equation is to prepare your equipment and safety systems as well.

A new year of fun at Artists For Kids

North Vancouver's Artists For Kids has a long list of creative courses starting this January for preschoolers up to Grade 12.

Choose right

MANY people begin the new year with promises of a new outlook and a fresh start, and a resolution to do things differently this time around. The tricky part is sticking with it after the initial excitement and motivation wears off.