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Capilano tree cutting investigation continues

Residents who live around the east side of Capilano River Regional Park can expect a stern letter from Metro Vancouver in the wake of someone illegally cutting down about 35 trees in the park in January.

A word from your stupid hypothalamus

LIFE has its inevitable phases, and I appear to have entered a new one: the delightful hot flash period.

MPs laud budget's cuts, job boosts

Federal government will trim by 2%, saving $5.2B but shedding 19,200 jobs

West Vancouver considers 'housing reduction' strategy

WEST Vancouver neighbourhoods could take a dramatic turn for the exclusive in coming years if the municipality adopts a "housing reduction" strategy outlined in a staff report tabled in-camera last year.

Survey shows housing costs concern North Shore seniors

Comprehensive 2011 survey conducted by Lionsview society
Sitting on top of the world

Sitting on top of the world

New direction for Mulcair's NDP?

THE federal NDP has made a historic choice in Thomas Mulcair as its new leader, and it will be interesting to see how that choice affects British Columbia's presence in the party and the party's strength in this province.

NV group home to close in April

A little-known North Vancouver group home is facing closure next month, raising concerns among advocates for the welfare of its troubled residents.

UPDATED: North Shore MPs defend federal cutbacks

Both North Shore MPs hailed the federal budget as one that promotes economic growth and trims government spending Friday. Finance Minister Jim Flaherty tabled a plan Thursday that will reduce the budget by two per cent, or $5.

North shore's entertainment guide

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