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World food demand drives potash boom for NV port

A jump in global food prices driven in part by a soaring population has resulted in a windfall for local ports.

Growth plan changes still unresolved

METRO Vancouver's controversial new Regional Growth Strategy received final approval July 29, but a handful of amendments proposed by West Vancouver and North Vancouver district remain unresolved.

Upcoming releases

August 16 Sly Stone - I'm Back! Family & Friends; Maria Taylor - Overlook; Gold Leaves - The Ornament. August 23 Stephen Malkmus and the Jerks - Mirror Traffic.

West Vancouver to revisit beach access

District reviews grand plan to brighten paths

Do a four-hour round

IF you're like most recreational golfers, slow play is often the bane of your experience on local courses. According Patrick Mateer, author of The Return of the Four Hour Round, it doesn't have to be.

North Vancouver couple loses $1,600 in visa scam

A North Vancouver couple applying for a green card to the United States has been scammed out of more than $1,600, according to police.

Swollen tax bills are a levy on lethargy

"In general, as cities, states and countries around the world are finding out, the only thing that really stops the gravy train is a train wreck." Margaret Wente, Globe and Mail, July 21, 2011 LET us be honest.

Bear-proof garbage still a hard sell

Conservationist says DNV needs stiffer penalties

Did you know?

Back in 1939, when Little League started, the cost to sponsor a team and provide them with equipment was $30. The Little League World Series was originally called the National Little League Tournament when it was first played in 1947.

Province to undo Taylor Way snafu

THE province plans to hit the undo button on changes to the Marine Drive and Taylor Way intersection after traffic backlogs frustrated drivers.