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SUNDAY Gospel Choir at Mount Seymour United: Feel the passion and power of gospel music. All voices are welcome and music reading is not required. The choir sings at worship on the Sunday following the practice.

Though spring and summer are often seen as the primary seasons for lawn care, fall is a great time to ready a lawn for winter weather.

The apartment had good bones - high ceilings, original woodwork, abundant light - and its location was unbeatable. But when Alice Danino moved into her two-bedroom place, it felt empty and dull. Kitchen cabinets, walls, countertops were all white.

Human: Hilary Beck Pet: Chloe, a 14-month-old miniature Pinscher. Favourite treat: chicken Favourite activity: walking at Bridgman Park. Pet tale: Chloe can "high ten," shake a paw and speak on command.

Pastis Celebrates Tomatoes: A special three-course prix fixe menu for $45 that celebrates this sunny, end-of-summer fruit will be available until Sept. 29 at Bistro Pastis, 2153 West Fourth Ave., Vancouver.

CRITICS allege that flirtatious emails sent between the parliamentary secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bob Dechert, and Chinese journalist Shi Rong represented a security breach, because the Xinhua News Agency for which Rong works is wid

Going on a trip? Then take the North Shore News with you and we'll try to publish your high-resolution photo in our News Around the World feature (there is no guarantee photos will be published).

Aging ceramic pipes blamed for expensive Lynn Valley mishap

Carson, the cat that spent as much as a month trapped inside Carson Graham secondary, is still homeless.

West Vancouver police are turning to the public for help in identifying the remains of a man pulled from the ocean off Lighthouse Park. The victim was found Sept. 1, and investigators believe the man likely died a few days before then.