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REMEMBER when TV demanded nothing from us except a submissive wish to be entertained? There's still plenty of that sort of television around: lowbrow fare like Two and a Half Men, TMZ, and any soap or reality show we can name.

Packed public meeting hears many questions from residents

OVER the last three Sundays, Our Changing Landscapes has examined the face of the North Shore and the tug of war between history and "progress.

TWO of North Vancouver's biggest tourist attractions are teaming up with the RCMP to offer a new work experience program to students.

THE FOLLOWING is a selection of volunteer opportunities from various community organizations, made available through Volunteer North Shore, a service of North Shore Community Resources Society.

WITH a signing deadline just days away, the District of North Vancouver says it has no intention of renewing its contract with the RCMP - not until it gets answers to some troubling questions around cost, anyway.

ONE of the more puzzling, if not downright suspicious, moves by the B.C. Liberal government is its out-theblue insistence on privatizing the Liquor Distribution Branch.

NORTH Shore port terminal operators say they're hoping a settlement will be reached soon in the Canadian Pacific Rail strike - before it starts costing them money.

Vehicles at private residence sprayed with red paint at night

Police have released video of a man allegedly setting fire to the home of a former West Vancouver police chief earlier this year.