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UPDATE: Top court told ruling for North Van dad would 'undermine' public education

If the Supreme Court of Canada agrees with a father that the North Vancouver school district discriminated against his dyslexic son, it runs the risk of giving licence to parents across Canada to demand the government pay for private schooling, accor

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RV park's legal fees questioned

Law Society will check if non-lawyers paid as lawyers

Traditional Persian instrument has a rich history

CRADLING the instrument he's been playing for four decades, Hossein Behroozinia launches into an astonishing display of musicianship and manual dexterity on the barbat.

B.C. signs new contract for RCMP services

North Vancouver municipalities say cost control remains biggest issue

Liberals' conservative image still fuzzy

PREMIER Christy Clark has attracted a lot of attention from her recruitment of key aides from the Stephen Harper government, but I haven't seen much evidence that it has resulted in a noticeable right-wing shift in her administration.

Licensing offices to offer translation for 170 languages

CUSTOMERS who need language assistance during the handling of their driver licensing transactions will now be able to converse freely with ICBC in more than 170 languages through an interpreter.

Teachers will vote April 18 on further job action

BRITISH Columbia's teachers aren't going to walk out on students - at least not yet. The B.C.

DNV re-engineers slide warning system

PUBLIC safety managers at the District of North Vancouver are hoping an early warning system that tells residents when the risks of a liquid landslide are high will be back up and operating soon.

March dadness wins out

MY definition of madness is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a bunch of pimply college kids to thrill me with their basketball results.