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Cyclists commuting to and from the North Shore will soon be able to roll through the Stanley Park causeway more safely, after the province committed $7 million this week to an upgrade project.

Come April 1, it’s no joke that a bottle of cabernet or merlot might cost you more, says one local wine retailer. April Fools’ Day is when new liquor laws in B.C. come into effect.

West Vancouver to develop community energy and emissions plan

Only those who meet the following criteria can vote: Canadian citizens 18 years of age or older on or before May 29 A B.C. resident for at least 6 months on or before May 29 Registered to vote in B.C.

Key dates March 16 — Voting packages mailed out to registered voters. March 27 — All voters registered prior to March 5 should have received their packages. April 13 — Plebiscite service offices open. May 15 (midnight) — Deadline for registration.

The North Shore News is publishing two stories focusing on the Yes and No campaigns in the TransLink plebsicite. Make sure to read both. Scroll to the bottom for a link to the Yes vote.

The North Shore News is publishing two stories focusing on the Yes and No campaigns in the TransLink plebsicite. Make sure to read both. Scroll to the bottom for a link to the No vote. Forget executive salaries. Forget fare gates. Forget poodles.

Though the debate rages on, Lower Mainland residents will soon have the only say that matters in the TransLink funding plebiscite — the one on their mail-in ballots. The ballot packages have been arriving in mail boxes all week.

Lengthy wait-lists highlight pressing need for daycare

GalleriesArts in View on Lonsdalale BlueShore Financial, 1250 Lonsdale Ave., North Vancouver. Physical Splendour: Oils on canvas or linen by Andrea Klann and pottery by Vincent Massey are currently on display.