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Colour experts share tips, trends
NOBODY wears blue like a blonde, brunettes have the most versatile hair shade, and redheads can rock the jewel tone eye.
Congestion pricing could be the answer
The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure Phase 2 Consultation Discussion Guide offers five options to deal with the George Massey Tunnel Replacement Project.
So close!
Settling for silver: Wesburn Tigers' Ian McDonald, right, delivers a nice pass in a silver2 4District Commonwealth Cup final against Richmond at Burnaby Lake Sports Complex-West on Sunday. The two teams played to a 1-1 draw, with Shawn Crosby scoring the regulation-time goal for the Tigers. Richmond won the cup in a shootout.
Ice dancers miss top 10 at jr. worlds
Canadian junior ice dance champions Madeline Edwards and ZhoaKai Pang left a lot of points on the ice at the International Skating Union World junior figure skating championships in Milan, Italy.
Wing renamed in honour of Milan Ilich
The west wing of Richmond Hospital is being renamed the Milan Ilich Pavilion after yet another donation from the Milan & Maureen Ilich Foundation took their giving total to an incredible $10 million.
Ice dancers to Jr. worlds
Canadian ice dance champions ZhaoKai Pang of Burnaby and Madeline Edwards will make their first-ever appearance at the world junior figure skating championships this week in Milan, Italy.
Connaught skaters dazzle at nationals
Connaught Skating Club's fund raiser show tomorrow night suddenly features two of the brightest up-and-coming stars in the country.
Port Moody's Edwards, Pang take junior top step
There's nothing routine with the ice dance team of Madeline Edwards and Zhao Kai Pang when it comes to succeeding at the Canadian Tire national figure skating championships.
Ice dance central claims podium
Burnaby ice dancers were the belle of the Canadian figure skating championship ball in Mississauga, Ont. last week.
B.C. ice dance centre claims podium gold
Burnaby ice dancers were the belle of the Canadian figure skating championship ball in Mississauga, Ont., last week.
Connaught skaters head to nationals with high hopes
It's a competition within a competition that will determine if Mitchell Gordon will be handed a plane ticket to Italy at the conclusion of this weekend's Canadian Tire National Figure Skating Championships in Mississagua.
Hair-raising moments
THIS week in the North Shore News we're looking back at the biggest moments in North Shore sports for 2012.
Dancers up for the Challenge
A Burnaby pair took a big step towards a possible fourth Canadian ice dance title.
Dancers up for the Challenge
A B.C. Centre of Excellence skate pair took a big step towards a possible fourth Canadian ice dance title.
OPINION: In web dating, the first casualty is truth
CHRISTMAS approaches, and I muse about the Christian church, love and Internet dating.
Wrong time, wrong place for WV gallery
I stand by my proud record of rejection, most famously of the entire 20th century. (The 21st isn't looking so hot either.)
FRED UNLEESHED
OVER THE TOP: The sold-out Inspiration Gala raised a momentous $3.5 million for pancreatic cancer research at the B.C. Cancer Agency. Guests gathered at the Fairmont Pacific Rim Hotel for the jaw-dropping hospital hootenanny. A $1-million gift from the Milan and Maureen Ilich Foundation kicked things off. Later, a $1-million donation from the Ritchie family brought guests to their feet. Funds raised will catapult the new Pancreatic Cancer Research Initiative of the BC Cancer Agency, in collaboration with VGH, toward a synchronized approach of finding the driving causes of pancreatic cancer.
Argyle football brings victory home
IT turns out all the Argyle Pipers football team needed to get into the win column was some good old home cooking.
