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Recycle lights and lighting fixtures

A free program designed to recycle 100 per cent of lighting products made its nationwide debut in B.C. in September.

Thieves take appliances from homes being built

THAT WASN'T THE MAYTAG REPAIRMAN. North Vancouver RCMP are warning the public to keep an eye on neighbouring properties after thieves recently stole high-end appliances from three homes under construction.

WVPD plan holiday's Operation Impact

WEST Vancouver police will be out in force this long weekend scouring the roads for drunk and distracted drivers.

City grants time for 50-m pool plan

Competition size pool would cost $10M more; triple operating cost

NV residents team up for lung health

KENN Jessiman was among the North Shore residents who recently took to their bikes to ride 200 kilometres in support of lung health. It was the North Vancouver resident's second time participating in the B.C.

MPs split on definition of life

Private member's bill defeated 201-93; Weston favours debate

Sky-high West Van home values start to slip

After three years of jaw-dropping gains, house prices in West Vancouver and other wealthy Lower Mainland enclaves appear to be in retreat. Since April, the price of a typical West Vancouver single-family home has dropped by 6.

OPINION: We must be able to trust media are ethical

WHEN our elected governments or unelected government agencies conspire to tell us less than the whole truth, only one bastion remains against that abuse of power: ethical journalists and the publishers who set them free to write that truth.

Litter picker hopes for help

Activist says we have stopped training young ones to pick up
Yearbook slur haunts Argyle grad 42 years later

Yearbook slur haunts Argyle grad 42 years later

Terminal man seeks closure on homophobic bullying