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CLBC hopes new plan will regain trust

$40M more in funding, but audit calls for systemic changes

West Vancouver plans centennial celebrations

THE District of West Vancouver is getting set to blow out 100 candles beginning with a family-friendly party at the West Vancouver Memorial Library March 15.

Seymour bathroom break ends in near-death experience

A 24-year-old Vancouver Island man had a close call Thursday when he ducked under a boundary rope on Mount Seymour for a quick bathroom break and wound up stranded on a 40-storey cliff.

Bomb Girls' Antonio Cupo one lucky guy

Vancouver actor lands plum role on mini-series

Treat winter-weary skin

WINTER'S chill zaps skin of its moisture. Exposure to the cold and whipping winds outdoors as well as the drying effects of indoor heating can leave skin chapped, flaky and dulllooking.

Sex offender's cancer delays sentencing

THE sentencing for convicted child sex offender Michael Berry has been delayed after Berry was diagnosed with cancer. Justice Paul Williamson of the B.C.

West Vancouver home to tap geothermal heat under inlet

DESPITE a few concerns from district council, a West Vancouver home on Seaside Place won the right to install an underwater geothermal heating system Monday night.

Ferries face rough conditions

Commissioner calls for fare caps, more subsidy, free reservations

The push to cut health costs

TEN or so years from now, we may look back and circle Dec. 19, 2011 as the day our health-care system embarked on a new path. Whether it will ultimately be a good or bad path remains to be seen.

B.C. film biz hopes for reel hot year

2012 expected to top disastrous 2011 but tax shift may hurt some