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Nick Laba

Nick Laba

Nick Laba is a full-time reporter for the North Shore News, covering all things North and West Vancouver.

When he’s away from his desk, you can find Nick riding around town on his orange bicycle, listening to records or planning his next scuba dive trip.

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Recent Work by Nick

Lions Gate Bridge reopens, expect heavy delays on North Shore routes

Lions Gate Bridge reopens, expect heavy delays on North Shore routes

Traffic is heavily backed up eastbound for the Ironworkers Memorial Bridge
North Van golfer aces local tourney to qualify for world junior event

North Van golfer aces local tourney to qualify for world junior event

Anthony Whiting, 16, will travel to California for the Callaway FCG World Championship in July, an event that is well-attended by college recruiters
Here’s a look at the new Phibbs Exchange in North Vancouver

Here’s a look at the new Phibbs Exchange in North Vancouver

The overhauled bus loop has 13 new bus bays and better lighting. But no public bathrooms – yet
North Vancouver’s Macklin Celebrini confirmed for IIHF World Championship

North Vancouver’s Macklin Celebrini confirmed for IIHF World Championship

He’s the only non-NHL player on Team Canada, and will join fellow North Van hockey phenom Connor Bedard
North Vancouver Upper Levels greenway project inches forward

North Vancouver Upper Levels greenway project inches forward

North Vancouver City council has identified the Lonsdale overpass as an unsafe, vehicle-dominated corridor
West Vancouver author writes vibrant novel about girl with ADHD

West Vancouver author writes vibrant novel about girl with ADHD

‘Queenie Jean is in Trouble Again’ brings equal parts humour and awareness about the misunderstood condition
North Vancouver brewery wins award at World Beer Cup

North Vancouver brewery wins award at World Beer Cup

Shaketown Brewing Co.’s Pre-Prohibition Pilsner picked up bronze in the American-Stlye Pilsner category
BC Cancer fundraiser honours memory of West Vancouver teen

BC Cancer fundraiser honours memory of West Vancouver teen

Featuring an annual Rockridge basketball tourney, this year’s Miles for Myles aims to raise $180,000 for pediatric cancer treatment
North Vancouver Jamjar Canteen to close

North Vancouver Jamjar Canteen to close

The Lebanese eatery opened in The Shipyards less than 5 years ago
Chemtrade seeking to continue liquid chlorine production in North Vancouver

Chemtrade seeking to continue liquid chlorine production in North Vancouver

Mayor Mike Little says the company has been directed to engage with his municipality before continuing lease negotiations with the port authority
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