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THE District of West Vancouver moved one step closer to changing the face of Ambleside Monday night.

I thought I would use this week's outing to describe an episode of local government working rather well. Now that regular readers have picked their jaws up. . . .

District of North Vancouver Next regular council meeting, Monday, Feb. 20, 7 p.m. www.dnv.org Council workshop, Monday, Feb. 13, 7 p.m. - Financial update - commercial enterprises. - Long-term transportation vision and strategic priorities.

District of North Vancouver in-camera report suggests savings of $3.6M a year

Floorball could be part of the 2020 Games

From holistic therapies, to whole foods, to hiking the Grouse Grind, Vancouver is a city that takes health and wellness seriously

The eyes may be the windows to the soul, but for one D occupational s therapist on who treats patients dealing with vertigo, the eyes are also the window to the inner ear.

FAILURE Week is now over. I sure hope you celebrated as I did, by burning meals, getting parking tickets, and neglecting to prepare your sweetheart for a disappointing Valentine's Day.

THE B.C. government is receiving a lot of kudos over its decision last week to aggressively push for liquefied natural gas plants and to wean BC Hydro off private power producers.

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.