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Gleneagles clubhouse caterer seeking damages for eviction

Earlier this year, Joan Koebel had to put a familiar adage to good use: The show must go on. It was a show that had already been rebooked and her troupe, Seniors Acting up, was suddenly down to four, less than half its members.

When Wilfred Fawcett was 25 he accidentally cut the top of his finger off while working with a saw. It meant the end of playing the clarinet he had started on when he was 14 years old.

On April 16, former Royal Canadian Navy Seaman Henry Greenwood of West Vancouver received the Legion D'Honneur, France's highest honour, from Jean-Christophe Fleury, the Consul General of France in Vancouver.

International demand spurs Lynnterm expansion plan

River Woods Co-op fire provides a cautionary tale about insurance

A Chinese woman who says a murdered West Vancouver millionaire was the father of her child has filed a lawsuit demanding that DNA that could establish paternity be preserved. Xuan Yang filed the lawsuit in B.C.

The North Shore is one of the best places to live in Canada — provided you can afford it. That’s the verdict from MoneySense magazine, which this week named the District of North Vancouver one of the top 10 cities to live in Canada.

It’s the underground lair from which uniformed heroes emerge to rescue those in peril and it’s officially open for business.

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