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Conservation office investigates after skull and claws removed

How does that old saying go for young families going to a wedding? Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue that you can strangle yourself with for forgetting to never, ever bring your kids to a wedding? A classic blue noose p

As the grey drizzle of winter fades and the sun finally finds its way to the North Shore, Deep Cove comes alive with the bright reds, yellows and oranges of kayaks dotting the scenic coast.

Richard Ostler still enjoys playing basketball in a pickup league once a week with friends. "I enjoy playing with a team. I enjoy keeping fit on a weekly basis," he explains. He admits that he is quite tall so has an advantage over most players.

The Black Stallion, Seabiscuit, Secretariat, and National Velvet are all popular equine figures from pop culture and some from real life.

A North Vancouver dog owner is heartbroken and RCMP are recommending charges after the woman's former boyfriend allegedly dognapped her two French bulldog/pug crosses and spirited them out of the country to Mexico.

Framework aimed at fostering more bureaucratic co-operation

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Ebby Mohseni, host and producer of the Vancouver Persian Radio Show (93.1 FM) will dedicate his Saturday night show (from 9-11 p.m. May 31) to the late architect, Houshang Seyhoun, who passed away at Lions Gate Hospital Monday at the age of 93.

A North Vancouver contractor charged with defrauding homeowners by taking their deposits and not completing the work went on trial in B.C. Supreme Court this week. Don Nelsen has pleaded not guilty to three charges of fraud under $5,000.