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Holiday merrymakers are being warned not to drink and drive as the RCMP's annual CounterAttack enforcement blitz aimed at stopping impaired drivers gets underway this weekend. Officers will be out in force conducting road checks, according to Supt.

Rabbi Shmuel Birnham is a self-described anomaly when it comes to his own Hanukkah history. "My parents were Jewish, but secular and somewhat anti-religious," reveals Birnham, a rabbi at the Har El synagogue in West Vancouver.

Residents vulnerable to evictions in battle for available suites

Standing on the shoreline watching a flotilla of brightly coloured carol ships parade past Panorama Park in Deep Cove is a longtime tradition for local residents.

Canadians typically spend in the range of $30 billion dollars over the holiday season, according to a press release by the Better Business Bureau. Scammers know more spending is likely to happen at this time of year.

As any local foodies can tell you, the North Shore punches above its weight when it comes our restaurants, bakeries, breweries and bars.

TOY DRIVE Royal Canadian Legion #114 is holding its annual toy drive Dec. 9 and 15, 7:30-10:30 p.m., at the Royal Canadian Legion #114,1630 Lynn Valley Rd., North Vancouver. Cash donations are also welcome. Enjoy coffee and a muffin on the Dec.

It’s been two years since someone walked up to the door of Rostam Poulad’s Upper Lonsdale home, shot him and left him to die.

Melisa Moen walks over a wooden overpass installed by the District of West Vancouver so visitors can cross the “tiger dam” that’s been temporarily installed to protect the Silk Purse and Music Box buildings from possible seawater flooding with king t

Everything is not awesome as Legomania turns criminal