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Candy Buy Back: Dr. Pocock's orthodontist office will launch their annual program where you can bring in your Halloween candy and they will give you $1 per pound. You can choose to keep the money or donate it to the Children's Hospital.

FAMILIES of two motorcyclists killed by a North Vancouver man who crashed into them with a stolen car say they're disappointed he won't be spending more time in jail.

Celebrity Chef Cooking Classes: The fall series of classes will run until Nov. 21. Chefs will teach by example, preparing unique and elegant four-course dinners paired with wine.

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.

METRO Vancouver tipping fees will go up again next year for garbage taken to the transfer station. Starting Jan. 1, the new fee will be $107 per tonne of nonrecyclable trash, up $10.

EVERY once in awhile I come across a great product on store shelves. This one in particular caught my eye.

FOUR Capilano University students took home a first-place award at the annual Tourism and Hospitality Case Competition at the B.C. Tourism Industry Conference.

IN my mind, Freddie is the poster child for an easy-going kid. Freddie was in preschool with my kids and I imagine that he would be an easy child to raise. Life was simple and he was pleased with whatever was going on around him.