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Your grandparents weren't always old

YOUR grandparents may not have had blogs when they were young, but that doesn't mean they weren't blogworthy.

Plant legend, lore unearthed

THE world of plants is so vast and varied that botanists have yet to classify all plants on Earth. To date, scientists have classified approximately 275,000 different plant species.

Toy drive facing crisis

The Royal Canadian Legion and the Salvation Army in North Vancouver say their annual Christmas toy drive is facing a crisis, with only half the number of toys that were collected by this time last year even as the number of families in need continues

Green guide

Nourish Your Community: Too much fruit on your trees? If you have a hard time eating all of your fruit, don't let it go to waste. Donate it.

West Vancouver utilities to jump $123 in 2012

Water and sewage fees won't cover costs until approx 2060

North Vancouver man jailed for abusing daughter

A provincial court judge in North Vancouver has sentenced a 54-year-old man to a year in jail for sexually molesting his daughter over an eight-year period. Judge Carol Baird Ellan handed down the sentence Nov.

Bear captured in down town Vancouver heads to Squamish

A North Vancouver black bear that hitched a ride on a garbage truck to the Queen Elizabeth Theatre was bundled off to Squamish Tuesday to be released back into the wild.

North Van mayor endorses Mulcair for NDP leadership

Two prominent North Shore New Democrats are publicly endorsing Quebec MP Thomas Mulcair for the leadership of the federal NDP. The City of North Vancouver's Mayor Darrell Mussatto and Coun.

West Vancouver stock promoter pays $80K for insider trading

A West Vancouver stock promoter has agreed to pay almost $80,000 to the B.C. Securities Commission after admitting to insider trading.
Nurtured in nature

Nurtured in nature