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North Vancouver gets first streetside defibrillator

North Vancouver gets first streetside defibrillator

It’s part of a new strategy to get the lifesaving tool into the hands of bystanders, even ones without training
Move On: Street lighting is crucial for cyclists and pedestrians

Move On: Street lighting is crucial for cyclists and pedestrians

Enjoy the long daylight hours of summer, because travelling at night on the North Shore can be perilous, writes columnist Heather Drugge
Time Traveller: Clearing the way for North Vancouver's first Little League field

Time Traveller: Clearing the way for North Vancouver's first Little League field

With Litttle League playoffs set to start on the North Shore, here's a look at where it all started in the early 1950s
West Vancouver Blue Bus driver named safest in Canada

West Vancouver Blue Bus driver named safest in Canada

To be considered, nominees for the award must have driven 15 years or 400,000 kilometres without a preventable accident
Check out the equipment sale that helps North Shore kids stay in the game

Check out the equipment sale that helps North Shore kids stay in the game

KidSport North Shore is running a new and used equipment sale this Saturday at Carson Graham Secondary
Additional $1.4M approved for Mahon Park childcare and change rooms

Additional $1.4M approved for Mahon Park childcare and change rooms

The facility will replace the existing fieldhouse beside Fen Burdett turf field
North Vancouver City approves Central Lonsdale apartments with childcare centre

North Vancouver City approves Central Lonsdale apartments with childcare centre

A proposal for the same location was rejected last year for having too many childcare spaces for the area
Ecole Pauline Johnson, a grand old lady, celebrates a century

Ecole Pauline Johnson, a grand old lady, celebrates a century

100 years of community change has flowed around the West Vancouver elementary school, which opened in 1923
Andy Prest: Lessons learned from 50 years spent as a teacher

Andy Prest: Lessons learned from 50 years spent as a teacher

Bill Keary, who started teaching in West Vancouver in 1972, is retiring this year. Here he shares his thoughts on how things have changed, and how they’ve stayed the same
Opinion: North Shore MLA shares updates on small business, housing, and childcare

Opinion: North Shore MLA shares updates on small business, housing, and childcare

Karin Kirkpatrick represents the Riding of West Vancouver-Capilano in the BC Legislature
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