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Classes to continue as union weighs response to govt's legislated contract

POLICE believe the dozens of vehicle break-ins that took place across the North Shore last week may be the work of one person or a small group. The spree started Feb.

THE Los Angeles-based contemporary dance company BODYTRAFFIC performs the Canadian premiere of MONGER, a new work by Israeli choreographer Barak Marshall at the Norman & Annette Rothstein Theatre on Saturday, Feb. 25 at 2 and 7 p.m. and Sunday, Feb.

THE City of North Vancouver is reconsidering its policy of billing landlords for the cost of removing marijuana grow operations or drug labs discovered on their property.

Park Royal shopping centre says recent squabbles over liquor licensing in movie theatres havent derailed its plans to build a cinema at the West Vancouver mall where drinks might be served.

A stranded snowboarder was saved from the elements Wednesday after he veered out of bounds and ended up surrounded by cliffs in a drainage area off Hollyburn Mountain.

THE District of West Vancouver allocated $150,000 for the preservation of its shoreline at a council meeting last Monday (Feb. 20). The three-year work plan is a continuation of a foreshore protection strategy originally implemented in 2005.

WEST Vancouver moved one step closer to freezing property taxes in 2012 at council meeting Monday night (Feb. 20).

COMMUNITY members are encouraged to get involved in projects offered by Capilano University's Global Stewardship Program dedicated to helping local high school students change their world and themselves.

Council agrees to $380K for green bin pick-up program