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Transit cops find 2 pounds of pot by its smell

A 25-year-old man from North Vancouver is facing probable drug charges after a distinctive odour coming from his backpack drew the attention of transit police.

Registered nurses laid off at Inglewood

'It's the de-skilling of long-term care,' says nurses union rep

Multisport tour explores Dalmatian Islands

EUROPE'S Pure Adventures has designed a new seven-day multisport small group (minimum of four) guided tour of Croatia's Dalmatian Islands featuring two days each of cycling, sea kayaking and hiking the islands of Lokrum, Mljet and Korcula.

More bike lanes coming to North Shore

Cyclists will find themselves having to dodge fewer cars as they traverse the North Shore following the announcement of funding for several new bike lanes. The B.C.

Glacier Media Group Announces Enterprise-wide Augmented Reality Launch with Layar

Glacier Media Group.,(GVC:CA: TSX), Western Canadas largest local media company is pleased to announce the enterprise wide launch of augmented reality throughout its Lower Mainland, British Columbia properties.

City looks at 2-4% tax hike

Residents will have opportunity to weigh in on a staff survey

Watt watchers look to save

School project targets home utility costs

Enter to win Staples computer lab

NORTH Shore students who demonstrate a commitment to the environment could win their school a brand new set of computers. Staples Canada is donating computer labs, valued at $25,000 each, to 10 elementary and secondary schools across the country.

Smart meter holdouts gain some time

Liberal MLA Hogg sparks confusion over opt-out possibilities

Accused drunk drivers get break

DRUNK drivers who were nabbed by police in the early days of the provinces tough new drunk driving laws wont have to install special interlock devices on their cars or pay for driver education programs. B.C.