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Instant Heart Rate This app uses a phone's camera to detect a pulse from a person's fingertip. A chart displays the heart beat pattern. This app has one week data storage and tags and other features. This app is for recreational use only.

Teachers to start job action Wednesday

After little progress in months of bargaining with the province, B.C. teachers have served 72-hour's strike notice.

Digital fitness

Workout tapes and spring-loaded novelty gadgets are still around, but digital fitness tools may soon be taking their place. So far, three main product offerings are leading the charge.
Residents sound off on Lynn Valley towers plan

Residents sound off on Lynn Valley towers plan

To redevelop or not to redevelop? That question dominated Tuesday's four-hour public hearing on the proposal to swap Zellers for residential towers at Lynn Valley mall - which will either rejuvenate an exhausted shopping centre or tighten the traffic

Inquiring Reporter

What do you think of ads attacking Justin Trudeau?
Botany burglar hits North Vancouver churchyard

Botany burglar hits North Vancouver churchyard

Where have all the flowers gone? That's the question parishioners at North Vancouver's St. Agnes church are asking following the theft of six plants from the Anglican parish's memorial garden.
City of North Vancouver rolls out bike plan

City of North Vancouver rolls out bike plan

All-ages cycling paths are key to $20M long-term vision

Calendar

Galleries Artemis Gallery 104C-4390 Gallant Ave., North Vancouver. Tuesday-Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. 778-233-9805 artemisgallery.ca Bellevue Gallery 2475 Bellevue Ave., West Vancouver. Gallery Tuesday-Friday, 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Saturday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.

Wedding guests robbed at gunpoint

An Edmonton couple in North Vancouver to attend a wedding last weekend have been left wondering whether they were targeted through social media after being robbed at gunpoint inside their hotel room.
West Vancouver teacher suspended for 'inappropriate interactions' with student

West Vancouver teacher suspended for 'inappropriate interactions' with student

A West Vancouver high school career counsellor has been suspended for two months for inappropriate behaviour with a student, both before and after she graduated from Rockridge secondary.