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North Shore News picks up pair of gold-medal wins at Ma Murray Awards

North Shore News picks up pair of gold-medal wins at Ma Murray Awards

The News scored six top-three finishes at the the annual awards recognizing the best community journalism in British Columbia and Yukon
Here’s what to do if you witness racism on the North Shore

Here’s what to do if you witness racism on the North Shore

The Racism Response Protocol gives you tools to take charge in harmful situations, and follow up with reporting and care afterwards
Time Traveller: This 12-year-old mill worker had a very dangerous job

Time Traveller: This 12-year-old mill worker had a very dangerous job

Delmar Germyn worked as a 'skid greaser' in the North Vancouver logging industry in the 1920s
Two dead deer in Deep Cove likely killed by drivers, authorities say

Two dead deer in Deep Cove likely killed by drivers, authorities say

If you are involved in an accident with an animal, you should call police or a local maintenance contractor, says Conservation Officer Service
You can sip an adult beverage in North Van’s Capilano River Park this summer

You can sip an adult beverage in North Van’s Capilano River Park this summer

Allowing alcohol in certain parks has been generally positive, North Shore municipalities say
Squamish Nation celebrates opening of 'safe place' supportive housing

Squamish Nation celebrates opening of 'safe place' supportive housing

The 55-unit Estítkw place aims to return Squamish Nation members to the safety and security of home
Have trouble seeing lane markings? North Van district council wants to fix that

Have trouble seeing lane markings? North Van district council wants to fix that

Many of the materials currently used to mark our roads can be hard to see or are easily chipped away, say members of Distirct of North Vancouver council
North Vancouver District to explore alternatives to public hearings

North Vancouver District to explore alternatives to public hearings

As the province moves to eliminate public hearings on many housing projects, the district is looking for other ways to hear from residents
Time Traveller: North Vancouver's first ever street letter box

Time Traveller: North Vancouver's first ever street letter box

The mayor is looking sharp as he drops the ceremonial first letter into the box at Fifth Street and Lonsdale Avenue in 1910
Deep Cove celebrates 25 years of North America's largest weekly paddlesport race

Deep Cove celebrates 25 years of North America's largest weekly paddlesport race

Deep Cove Kayak owner Bob Putnam kickstarted the summer fixture Tuesday Night Races in 1998