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Smell that? It's the stink rising from the mayor's office over plans to privatize garbage.
TransLink presents possibilities for North Shore transit upgrades
A proposed B-Line style service on Marine Drive would run from Dundarave to Phibbs Exchange.
Mariah, Adele, Michael Buble and many more to raise funds for upcoming Variety Telethon
IT'S that time of year again: The Super Bowl, the Grammys and the Academy Awards will see us glued to the tube, interested in celebrating the best of the sports and entertainment worlds.
Surrey's East Clayton a dream community with growing pains
Hazelgrove Elementary School opened less than three years ago in the East Clayton neighbourhood in Surrey with space for 480 pupils.
Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival opens tonight with...
Tonight is the opening night of the 15th edition of the Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival , which features 51 films from 10 countries at three locations in and around Vancouver from February 10 to 18.
TransLink working to improve accessibility
TransLink and municipalities throughout the Lower Mainland have made transit more accessible for people with disabilities in the past three years, according to the B.C. Paraplegic Association.
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Crown approves charges against four more people in Stanley Cup riot; total now 47
The Crown has approved charges against four more people in the Stanley Cup Riot in Vancouver, bringing to 47 the total number of suspects who've now been charged.
Now it's his turn. By Todd Coyne - North Shore Outlook Published: February 08, 2012 12:00 PM Updated: February 08, 2012 1:01 PM He's interviewed every pop music icon since pop 'went the world' in 1987, many of them at North Vancouver's legendary Tomahawk Restaurant.
Li Dongzhe, one of China's most wanted economic fugitives who has been hiding out in North Vancouver for the last six years, has returned to his homeland and turned himself in, Beijing's Ministry of Public Security has announced.A Li, 47, who will face trial for an alleged billion-yuan banknote fraud, arrived in Beijing from Canada last week, the ... (more)
Vancouver's Black History Month screenings delve into local and musical history
Vancouver blues and gospel guitarist Chelsea D. E. Johnson will perform live at the Black History Month screening of Godmother of Rock and Roll: Sister Rosetta Tharpe .
'Bachelor Canada': Calling All Single Canadian Ladies
By "he," well, we still have no idea, but no matter for eligible Canadian bachelorettes interested in applying for "The Bachelor Canada." A chance to inject a little romance into their lives and 15 minutes of reality show fame -- what's not to love? Chris Harrison has been pimping the Canadian edition of "The Bachelor" ever since the original ... (more)
Residents group revives push for reunification of Langleys
Like North and South Korea, the two Langleys in metropolitan Vancouver have been separated since the middle of the last century A grassroots group of Langley residents has been lobbying to change that for the past year, in what Metro Vancouver chair Greg Moore Vancouver Canada's most balkanized metropolis has resisted past efforts at even small ... (more)
Missing man found living under different name outside Metro Vancouver
Film critic Katherine Monk offers capsule reviews of the main DVDs being released this week, including Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1, which she gives three stars out of five, in Tuesday's Vancouver Sun.
North Shore Recycling releases new waste collection app for Vancouver residents
The North Shore Recycling Program has unveiled "my-waste", an app designed to make it easier and more convenient for Vancouver area residents to find information about their waste, recycling and yard trimmings collection -- on their smartphone.
TWO men are facing a litany of charges after allegedly holding up 34 Lower Mainland banks in a little more than two months.
Prince Rupert Port Authority donates $25,000 to Seafarers's Mission Centre
The Prince Rupert Port Authority has helped a local organization transform a nondescript storefront into a sanctuary for visiting seafarers.
Outreach workers worry about clients, case load
WHAT happened to a homeless man in the days leading up to his death in North Vancouver this week isn't known yet.
Adele is among the featured artists on this year's Variety Show of Hearts Telethon.