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Artist's Way A 12-week course for artists and creatives wishing to rekindle their passion and direction Wednesdays, April 2-June 18 at the Ferry Building Gallery, 1414 Argyle Ave., West Vancouver. $180. 604-925-7290 gallery@westvancouver.
Handsworth student selected to study WWI in Vimy, France

Handsworth student selected to study WWI in Vimy, France

A North Vancouver high school student has been awarded an opportunity to step into Canada's past.

North Van busker has noise tickets tossed out

A street performer who spent a summer serenading citizens in the City of North Vancouver's civic plaza has won a partial and "disappointing" victory after going to court to fight the city's noise bylaws.
Accused impaired officer combative over blood sample

Accused impaired officer combative over blood sample

RCMP officer emotional after argument with wife
From the ground up

From the ground up

North Shore Table Matters Network plants seed for change
North Shore First Nations buy provincial properties

North Shore First Nations buy provincial properties

Squamish, Tsleil-Waututh and Musqueam buy 'surplus' lands

Artists for Kids print release event

Representatives of Artists for Kids hosted an event celebrating their latest fundraising print release at the Gordon Smith Gallery of Canadian Art, March 13.
Street performer has tickets tossed, vows to fight bylaw

Street performer has tickets tossed, vows to fight bylaw

A street performer who spent a summer serenading citizens in the City of North Vancouver’s civic plaza has won a partial and “disappointing” victory after going to court to fight the city’s noise bylaws.
Council halts Seymour projects

Council halts Seymour projects

Moratorium, with exceptions, endorsed over gridlock concerns
West Vancouver Ambulance station fate murky

West Vancouver Ambulance station fate murky

West Vancouver's one ambulance won't be stationed in the municipality's new public safety building. Where it will be stationed is both a mystery and a source of concern for North Vancouver paramedic Cameron Eby.