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THE West Vancouver Police Department is reaching out to the public to help stop fraud before it happens.

British Columbias teachers arent going to walk out on students at least not yet. The B.C.

PROPERTY taxes will rise by two per cent in the District of North Vancouver this year if the community's draft five-year financial plan is approved next month.

GARDENING on a budget? No problem. There are plenty of options to help beautify your yard inexpensively.

City Park Rehabilitation Project: All are welcome to help remove invasive plants Saturday, March 24, 9 a.m.-noon. Meet in the cul-de-sac of Fell Avenue and 17th Street, North Vancouver. Refreshments, tools and gloves will be provided.

Being hired to demolish the submarines in the West Edmonton Malls defunct undersea excursion is one of the oddest jobs North Vancouver-based All Sea Enterprises has been hired for, said Matt Bone, senior surface engineer.

Plan would put levy on cars or tax gas to help fund regional system

"The Urban Development Institute - Pacific (UDI) is the premier industry body that represents the interests of British Columbia's leading residential, commercial, industrial and institutional developers.

Less than 10 months after launching a fundraising campaign, the backers of Lions Gate Hospitals new psychiatric facility have met their $25-million target. The plan now, they say, is to keep on going.

A move by the province to ban youth from using tanning beds has touched off a debate among the North Shore's tanning studio owners as to who should be responsible for deciding when teens can tan.