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The 2013 edition of the North Shore Sport Awards was held March 12 and the top local coaches, athletes and teams were honoured for their outstanding contributions and achievements during the past year.

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More and more homeowners embracing a relatively new way to shower. Walk-in, or walk-behind, showers are doorless structures that are designed to give the shower a more open look.

Feds announce oil tanker safety plan

THE federal government has announced a series of measures they say will make tanker traffic safety on Canada's coasts "world class." But environmental groups and local First Nations are condemning the announcement.

Kidnapping victim describes torture threats

Witness says he was told 'You're going to die today'

Kitchen work triangle

The kitchen is arguably the most-used room in the house during waking hours. Having a kitchen that is laid out in an efficient manner can improve productivity and make for a more enjoyable experience.

Do You Recycle Your Food?

North Shore residents are expert recyclers: you know your "3Rs" by heart; almost 100% of you participate in the Blue Box program; three-quarters of you put yard trimmings at the curb for composting; and 80% of all beverage containers are returned to

A Message From The Show Manager

Darcy Hope Show Manager, Evergreen Exhibitions Ltd. North Vancouver's premier show of the year starts on Friday.

Patio Covers Can Let In The Light And Block Harmful Rays

Natural Light Patio Covers bring the sun and shade together by blocking the sun's harmful rays and protecting your family from the elements - all while allowing your family to enjoy your home's outdoor space without sacrificing the illuminating effec

Police standoff ends peacefully

A high-profile police standoff on Parkgate Avenue Thursday evening ended with a distressed man being taken to hospital. More than a dozen police units descended on the 1300block of the quiet street just after 6 p.m.

Kids' stuff

Spring Break Book Buddies: A program that matches children from ages six to 10 with teen reading mentors will run until March 28 at Lynn Valley library, 1277 Lynn Valley Rd., North Vancouver.