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Backcountry search continues for missing man

21-yr-old Liang Jin last seen New Year's Eve, texted dad he was going hiking
Lions Gate Hospital welcomes first baby of new year

Lions Gate Hospital welcomes first baby of new year

The North Shore's newest citizen - Calvin Michael Dhaliwal Messinger - arrived at Lions Gate Hospital less than three hours into the new year on Jan. 1.
UPDATED: North Shore Rescue on Day 2 of search for missing hiker

UPDATED: North Shore Rescue on Day 2 of search for missing hiker

North Shore Rescue volunteers are scouring the backcountry in hopes of finding any sign of a hiker who has been missing for almost a week. Liang Jin, 21, texted his father on the morning of Dec.

Cold snap welcomed by ski hills

Possibility of more snow on the way for weekend

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GalleriesArts in View on Lonsdalale BlueShore Financial, 1250 Lonsdale Ave., North Vancouver. Propellor Design: A "range" light sculpture inspired by the North Shore mountains and five meridian pendant lights are currently on display.
A Q&A about Scottish country dancing

A Q&A about Scottish country dancing

Colette Hamner is with the Delbrook Scottish Country Dancers. She has been doing Scottish country dancing for 50 years, and has taught kids through the North Vancouver Recreation Commission for 25 years.

2015 A look at the year ahead Horoscope

The year 2015 is a Universal 8 year and will prove very eventful and challenging, and at a mass collective level. Eight is the power number symbolic of the culmination of the nine-year growth cycle.

Reef society planning Annapolis sinking

The Artificial Reef Society of B.C. says it is in the final stages of preparation to sink HMCS Annapolis in Halkett Bay Provincial Marine Park off Gambier Island in Howe Sound.

Inquiring Reporter

It's the time when we pledge to eat less, drink less alcohol and less coffee, cut sugar, cut fat, cut out procrastinating, cut our debt, spend less time working, spend more time working out, and learn the banjo.

NDP, Libs both face challenges in 2015

As we move into a new year, it's clear that while both of B.C.'s major political parties face significant challenges on the horizon, they are much different from each other. For Premier Christy Clark and the B.C.