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West Van relaxes rental rules for 2010 3 hours ago
Sports fans looking for Olympic accommodation in the District of West Vancouver may soon find it easier to secure short-term lodging.
West Vancouver looks to tighten outdoor smoking regulations
The North Shore may soon be butting out more outdoor smoking. With West Vancouver leading the charge, the districts and city east of the Lions Gate Bridge, along with the help of the Vancouver Coastal Health Authority, aim to introduce stricter regulations on top of the provincial governmenta s 2008 outdoor smoking laws.
Friends and family of missing 17-year-old Jodi Henrickson hand out posters Friday at Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal in West Vancouver in an attempt to find the teenage girl.
Melanoma on the rise among young people
Brynessa Gradley's life changed just over a year ago when she scratched an itchy spot on her leg as she came out of the shower.
Teens who killed family together now polar opposites behind bars
Their lives were linked forever from the day the pair of West Vancouver youths began meticulously planning a brutal triple murder 15 years ago.
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Heed kicks off drunk driving blitz
POLICE on the North Shore have a message for drunk drivers this summer: You're going to get caught.
Melanoma on the rise in young as number of dermatologists shrinks
Brynessa Gradley's life changed just over a year ago when she scratched an itchy spot on her leg as she came out of the shower.
Ex-boyfriend denies role in B.C teen's disappearance
Ex-boyfriend Gavin Arnott poses with missing Squamish teen Jodi Henrickson in a photo posted on the Facebook site 'Let's Find Jodi Henrickson.' Photograph by: Handout, Facebook VANCOUVER a ' The young man who believes he was the last person to see Jodi Henrickson before she disappeared admits he'd been ordered not to go near her.
Homer Simpson ecstasy seized at U.S. border
U.S. Customs officers have arrested a 23-year-old woman from North Vancouver, B.C., who allegedly tried to smuggle more than $1 million worth of drugs over the border.
East-side Vancouver school shows steady academic improvement by focusing on provincial exams
When Kathlina Whatley and her classmates started Grade 8 at John Oliver secondary school five years ago, students regularly set fires in lockers, pulled fire alarms, and even sprayed the school with bear Mace.
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Unco-operative witnesses hamper search for teen on Bowen Island
Jodi Henrickson was last seen at a house party on June 20 on Bowen Island. Search efforts resumed Monday morning on B.C.'s Bowen Island for a teenage girl who disappeared after a house party, but police say they are not getting the full co-operation of some island residents.
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A proposal to build a 14-unit apartment building on Capilano Road has drawn strong criticism from neighbours and set the stage for a contentious public hearing.
5 B.C. ferries involved in near misses in 2008
A BC Ferry weathers gale force wind and heavy rain in Howe Sound outside Horseshoe Bay in West Vancouver, British Columbia.
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North Vancouver RCMP have arrested a man they believe is responsible for a series of burglaries and car thefts over the past two months.
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Rescued cat becomes face of fundraiser
Graeme the kitten was in rough shape when it was found trapped inside a steel pipe at a North Vancouver warehouse June 15.
Again...a breach of process by the District of North Vancouver
The following is quoted from page A3 of today's North Shore News: Regarding the Apartment propsal for a 14-unit Capilano Road plan, we have problems with the process of densification.
Delanya s Coffee House wins Business of the Year honours. Standing at the front of the room, Robin Delany seemed at a loss for words.