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AN event that promises to be a fusion of performance arts is taking place at the Kay Meek Centre Saturday in support of schools in a South African township.

QUESTION: Section 129 of the B.C. Motor Vehicle Act describes how driver's must behave at a red light. What is interesting is that the requirement to wait for the light to turn green only applies to red lights at intersections.

B.C. auditor general John Doyle's Report Six for 2011/12 is a masterpiece of professional decorum. Not only does the document say as much between the lines as on them, it is easy to understand. Sited at bcauditor.

October is shaping up to be a bad month for West Vancouver police vehicles.

THE City of North Vancouver's fire department has a new tool in their arsenal for responding to chemical emergencies.

FEDERAL politicians announced a new national tourism strategy at a press conference at North Vancouver's Capilano Suspension Bridge Thursday morning.

WHEN it comes to cellphones, police have heard it all. From backseat lawmakers to rationalizers, officers get a whole range of excuses when they pull over drivers for breaking B.C.'s new handheld electronics laws while behind the wheel.

Art teacher: Catherine Schecter Favourite art: painting Favourite artist: Domenichino Her teacher writes: Kathleen has a wonderful ability to draw accurately and loves to use beautiful colour combinations in her compositions.

LOWER Mainland municipal leaders voted Friday to raise the gas tax two cents along with a temporary hike to property taxes to pay for the next round of transit expansion, including more frequent SeaBuses, expansion of the regular bus system and const

The co-owner of North Vancouvers Rusty Gull Pub is willing to offer a reward for the safe return of Rusty, a sculpture turned mascot that was stolen from the pub in late September. Were all kind of unhappy, Bob Savage said.