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As parents wait with bated breath to see if a photo-finish deal can be made between teachers and the province ahead of next week's strike, North Shore municipalities are adding a slew of day camps, drop-ins and extra activities for kids.

As the latest contract dispute involving B.C.'s teachers careens towards the inevitably unsatisfactory conclusion for all involved, it's worth asking whether another bargaining model should be adopted.

Council approves Bosa highrise condo complex for mall site

It's the world's most celebrated sporting event and a financial leech that sometimes sucks its host country dry. Football fever and tear gas are in the air this week as the citizenry of Brazil is both enthralled and enraged at playing World Cup host.

West Vancouver and North Vancouver federal Liberals are poised to select their challengers for the 2015 election.

School could be out for the summer by the end of today unless teachers and the government reach a deal over the next few days.

When you find yourself in a hole, stop digging. Similarly, when you find yourself lost or stuck in the North Shore backcountry, don’t try to bushwhack your way out downhill.

Teachers union, province working to reach an agreement over the weekend Provincial exams to go ahead as planned

In honour of Youth Week, held annually during the first week of May, all three North Shore municipalities held awards ceremonies to recognize the achievements and community contributions of local youth.

The North Shore Canada Day Parade is only a few weeks away and the organizing committee still has some openings for group applications and volunteers. Application forms are available on the website canadadaynorthshore.