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Safety education campaign launched for Capilano River Park

Safety education campaign launched for Capilano River Park

While the North Vancouver park is generally safe, river levels can rise rapidly and unpredictably.
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Time Traveller: They're dining in fine style at this Japanese picnic

Time Traveller: They're dining in fine style at this Japanese picnic

This photo was taken more than 100 years ago near Seymour Creek in North Vancouver, the site of a Nikkei village that was recently excavated by students from Capilano University
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Here's how to learn more about Black history in North Vancouver

Here's how to learn more about Black history in North Vancouver

MONOVA has launched a new guide to help overcome challenges in finding information
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North Van drivers should expect delays as Esplanade roadwork continues in May

North Van drivers should expect delays as Esplanade roadwork continues in May

Single-lane vehicle traffic will be maintained during paving, according to the City of North Vancouver
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North Vancouver awards heritage champions

North Vancouver awards heritage champions

The owners carefully restored the original 1911 windows using the same techniques craftsmen used at the time it was built.
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Top 5 reasons to add an Altitude Football Club game to your summer schedule

Top 5 reasons to add an Altitude Football Club game to your summer schedule

From quality time with family and friends to high-performance soccer, you won't want to miss out on the fun-filled atmosphere of these semi-pro games right here on the North Shore
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Time Traveller: The agricultural colony that almost set up shop on the North Shore

Time Traveller: The agricultural colony that almost set up shop on the North Shore

A South Asian agricultural colony was in the works for this area near West Van's Skunk (Caulfeild) Cove until 'unforseen obstacles' scuttled the plans
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Provincial grants to benefit North Shore Iranian community

Provincial grants to benefit North Shore Iranian community

This week, the B.C. government announced $300,000 through the B.C. multiculturalism and anti-racism grants program
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Squamish Nation ethnobotanist touts medicinal benefits of native plants

Squamish Nation ethnobotanist touts medicinal benefits of native plants

Leigh Joseph’s book Held By The Land outlines plants that can be used for medicine and nutrition
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Tsleil-Waututh Nation signs relationship agreement with North Vancouver District

Tsleil-Waututh Nation signs relationship agreement with North Vancouver District

The agreement will focus on the District’s own Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action
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