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Lynn Valley student wins LGH Foundation Christmas card contest with ‘whimsical’ design

Lynn Valley student wins LGH Foundation Christmas card contest with ‘whimsical’ design

12-year-old Bjorn Thor inspired by North Shore's stunning scenery
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Get muddy for a good cause at Island Pacific School's Monsoon Madness Mudder

Get muddy for a good cause at Island Pacific School's Monsoon Madness Mudder

Team outfits encouraged, fun is mandatory
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We remember them: How to honour those who served this Remembrance Day

We remember them: How to honour those who served this Remembrance Day

North Shore municipal governments are urging residents to honour those who served in different ways this year
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Tsleil-Waututh Nation honours its veterans past and present on Indigenous Veterans Day

Tsleil-Waututh Nation honours its veterans past and present on Indigenous Veterans Day

Tsleil-Waututh Nation held a ceremony at Whey-ah-wichen Monday to pay respects to its veterans on Indigenous Veterans Day
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‘Will there be healing?’ Squamish Deacon ponders Pope Francis’s visit to Canada

‘Will there be healing?’ Squamish Deacon ponders Pope Francis’s visit to Canada

Squamish Nation Elder and Catholic Deacon Rennie Nahanee says for too long the church said, 'Welcome to church, but leave your drums at the door'
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Deep Cove resident and former wartime 'passer girl' ready to celebrate 100 years

Deep Cove resident and former wartime 'passer girl' ready to celebrate 100 years

Hazel Best helped build Deep Cove after catching red-hot rivets at the North Vancouver Shipyards
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Tsleil-Waututh Nation to honour those who served on Indigenous Veterans Day

Tsleil-Waututh Nation to honour those who served on Indigenous Veterans Day

Indigenous veterans will be honoured by Tsleil-Waututh Nation at Whey-ah-wichen (Cates Park) on Monday, Nov. 8
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Time Traveller: This Japanese Teahouse opened in North Vancouver in 1910

Time Traveller: This Japanese Teahouse opened in North Vancouver in 1910

North Van's Japanese Tea Gardens weren't open for long, and this unique building was moved and renamed Scout Hall
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West Vancouver Girl Guides celebrate 100 years of ‘progressive’ movement

West Vancouver Girl Guides celebrate 100 years of ‘progressive’ movement

The West Vancouver Girl Guides chapter is celebrating its centenary today at Whytecliff Park
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City of North Van announces extension for some Harry Jerome services

City of North Van announces extension for some Harry Jerome services

One month of extra time added before demolition
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