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WorkSafe investigates 3metre fall on Parkway

WORKSAFE BC is investigating after a man working on a construction site on Mt. Seymour Parkway in North Vancouver fell about three metres inside a building Monday.

kids' stuff

North Shore Celtic Ensemble: Children ages nine to 17 with at least two years experience of violin and an interest in Celtic music, are invited to play in a lively ensemble.

North Van's Eugene Wong set to tee off at Vancouver Open after stellar victory

North Shore golfer riding high following walk-off eagle that won Canadian Tour event

Greenpeace Grades

At this time of year, last school year's report card grades are a distant memory. The same can't be said for grades given to grocery stores by Greenpeace in June.

Farm fresh

Why eating on the farm is better

Nourishment

SHARKWATER This 2007 documentary by Canadian diver Rob Stewart - about sharks and the cruel practice of slicing off their fins for soup - is as relevant today as it was five years ago.

ASK A COP: One budding arsonist's road to reform

QUESTION: Dear Sgt. DeVries, Thank you for your well-written, informative and engaging column.

Nourishment

AMERICAN GROWN: The Story of the White House Kitchen Garden and Gardens Across America by Michelle Obama It might be the story of the most American garden on earth, but it's still one that resonates here in Canada.

The Buzz on the street

Around this time of year the tomatoes in backyard gardens are growing plump, the corn is high and the Swiss chard is leafy. But there's something your garden might be missing: Bees. "Once you start beekeeping, you look at nature . . .

Fresher than fresh: frozen at sea

The fish is hooked, plucked from the ocean, and with saltwater still dripping from its fin, frozen. Contact freezing involves sandwiching the fish between refrigerated plates attached to hydraulic rams.