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City pans province on energy standards

COUNCILLORS and planning staff at the City of North Vancouver are blasting the B.C. government for failing to include new energy efficiency standards in the new provincial building code.

Sunday feature: The magic stick

On a business trip to Sweden six years ago, North Vancouver's Greg Beaudin had the path of his life altered by none other than former Swedish hockey superstar Brje Salming.

Fashion file

Call for Entries: Wave (Wearable Arts Vancouver) and Fibre Essence are organizing The Art of Fashion, a fundraiser for the Seymour Art Gallery on April 1.

VIMFF 2012 films

23 Feet Feb 11, Denman Cinemas USA, 2011, 29 min Directed by Allie Bombach Produced by Sarah Menzies "23 Feet" is a film about a community of people who make the conscious choice to live simply in order to do what they love in the great outdoors.

Tales of amazing feats at VIMFF

? VIMFF FEAT Canada Night, Sunday, Feb. 12, 7: 30 p.m. (doors 6: 30 p.m.) Centennial Theatre Tickets $18 online/$20 doors. Info and full festival schedule: www.vimff.org.

Report outlines MLAs' investments

WEST Vancouver-Sea to Sky representative Joan McIntyre was the only North Shore MLA to declare a gift last year on recently released public disclosure statements. McIntyre had her $350 dinner ticket to the B.C.

Determined West Van officer uses dog, citizen's car to track down shoplifting suspect

West Vancouver police tapped some unusual resources this week, including a citizens car, a dog team and the Vancouver Police Department, to track a suspected shoplifter all the way downtown. The pursuit started just after 4:30 p.m.

Video: North Shore Floorball

Youth floorball players gather every Saturday morning at North Vancouver's Lions Gate Christian Academy to try their hand at the high-speed, high-skill sport.

Suspected burglar foiled by telltale ladder

An alert jogger, who put two and two together when he noticed a ladder under his neighbour's window, is being credited with catching a thief who police say may be responsible for several break and enters throughout the Lower Mainland.