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Low Level Road still contentious
An overflow crowd greeted City of North Vancouver council and staff at Wednesday's public meeting on Port Metro Vancouver's proposed expansion and redesign of the Low Level Road.
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SEYMOUR Golf and Country Club's Dale Schienbein and Lenny Cyr are once again set to golf as many holes as possible in one day to raise awareness and funds for ALS.
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North Vancouver City Mayor Darrell Mussatto in front of his three family residences on what was previously two lots on St.
Skateboarder who crashed into car could face charges
A crash between a car and a skateboarder last night in North Vancouver may result in charges, but not against the driver.
Blackstock takes stock of her northern roots
Cindy Blackstock had at least one good reason to be at the UNBC convocation ceremonies Friday at the Charles Jago Northern Sport Centre.
He is cocky enough to say that signing copies of his books for fans is a waste of his time.
The 32nd annual sheep shearing festival at Maplewood Farm in North Vancouver
The truth is, I love wearing wool things such as sweaters, socks, hats, etc, but never really stopped to think about where wool comes from.A It wasn't until I heard about Maplewood Farm's sheep shearing festival that I asked myself the question: "And why do humans shear sheep?!" Well, wool comes from animals who grow it, such as sheep, lama, ... (more)
WITH a signing deadline just days away, the District of North Vancouver says it has no intention of renewing its contract with the RCMP - not until it gets answers to some troubling questions around cost, anyway.
Lynn Mueller, president of International Wastewater Heat Exchange Systems, outside a condo complex at 735 West 15th St., North Vancouver that is the first residential building in North America to use wastewater heat collection.
Coast Guard Auxiliary another step for Shuswap
The record of service for the new Coast Guard Auxiliary service stationed at Sicamous started off on a positive note on the May long weekend, a traditionally busy time on Shuswap Lake.
Vandals target four Vancouver-area fur stores
Animal rights extremists are taking credit for a vandalism spree targeting four Vancouver-area fur stores -- and declaring that the "new Fur Wars have just begun." Snowflake Furs, Pappas Furs and Speiser Furs, all located in downtown Vancouver, were targeted in the early morning hours Tuesday, as was Capilano Furs and Taxidermy in North Vancouver.
Future of hydrogen bus fleet uncertain
With the largest hydrogen bus fleet in North America, Whistler is being looked at as a test subject of sorts, with all eyes looking to how the project is playing out before similar programs are adopted elsewhere.
Grieving parents of drowned North Vancouver toddler push for more pool safety checks
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development's released its better life index, which provides a guide to some of the happiest countries in the world.
Grieving parents of drowned B.C. toddler push for more pool safety checks
ALia, Daisy and Andy Chryssolor would like to see annual inspections of backyard pools, particularly their fences and gate latches, in the wake of the drowning death of their 18-month-old son, Brady The parents of a toddler who drowned in a backyard pool in Deep Cove in North Vancouver say they want to see more inspections of private pools and ... (more)
Police standoff ends peacefully
AN RCMP emergency response team surveys the scene of a standoff in the 900-block of North Vancouver's Cloverley Street Tuesday.
Some Mayors are going to ignore a deadline to ratify the RCMP contract
Don't expect Burnaby to ratify the new RCMP contract by the end of month deadline, and it looks like they aren't going to be alone in doing so.
B.C. premier calls for better underage liquor screening
B.C. Premier Christy Clark said the provincial government has to "do better" at preventing the kind of underage access to alcoholic beverages demonstrated in a CBC News investigation.
City of North Vancouver mayor Darrell Mussatto pushes duplex suites
For 20 years, until his election as mayor of the City of North Vancouver, Darrell Mussatto worked as a paramedic.
Making over a North Van house into a modern, family-friendly paradise
As we so often find, here is a family who loves their North Shore neighbourhood but the house, approximately 50 years old with one partial renovation in the 1990s, was tired.
Lifeguards cut at 2 North Van parks
The lifeguard chair at Panorama Park in Deep Cove will remain unoccupied this summer along with the one at Cates Park.