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Caroun Art Gallery 1403 Bewicke Ave., North Vancouver. Tuesday to Sunday, noon to 8 p.m.778-372-0765 caroun.net Winter Group Exhibition: Cartoons, paintings and photography by various artists will be on display until Jan. 29.

LAUTENS: Nonagenarian a medical marvel

Olga Kotelko is weird, just plain weird — in the nicest, most incredible, let's pull out all the stops and say phenomenal way. This is not just mediaspeak phenomenal. We throw such words around. But Olga intrigues and puzzles medical science.
Parking beats tennis, for now

Parking beats tennis, for now

Study stalls return of Gordon Ave. courts
Lower Lonsdale BIA plans put on hold

Lower Lonsdale BIA plans put on hold

The Lower Lonsdale Business Association is shelving plans to form a Business Improvement Area for LoLo - at least for now.

Canadian survey offers a variety of approaches

Artists of British Columbia, Volume 4, Published by Leighdon Studio Gallery, 127 pages, $19.95. In this fourth volume of the Artists of British Columbia the works of 38 artists from all across the province are featured.
Family seeks support for memorial path

Family seeks support for memorial path

A local family is hoping to create a new path in memory of their son. The Boyer family is raising funds to reroute a section of the Baden Powell trail that winds along busy Indian River Road for about 500 metres.

Inquiring Reporter

Would you support putting cameras at North Shore trailheads?
Moodyville to get closer OCP look

Moodyville to get closer OCP look

Residents living below Third Street in Moodyville will be getting some extra attention from City of North Vancouver planners in the next few months as the city revamps and refines its draft official community plan.
North Shore's priciest properties

North Shore's priciest properties

Shipyard condos join list of B.C.'s top valued homes
History buffs protest ship stern's demise

History buffs protest ship stern's demise

A group of heritage advocates is protesting the City of North Vancouver's decision to scrap the Flamborough Head. Council voted behind closed doors in September to spend up to $250,000 to decontaminate and remove ship stern from Lot 5.