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West Van's Ferry Building looks ready to reopen – why hasn't it yet?

West Van's Ferry Building looks ready to reopen – why hasn't it yet?

Problem shrubbery has been the latest and hopefully last hiccup in pushing the multimillion-dollar restoration project over the finish line
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North Shore students celebrate Lunar New Year

North Shore students celebrate Lunar New Year

In-person festivities, including popular lion dances, returned in many communities for the first time since 2020
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Walkie-talkie inventor got his start at a North Vancouver school

Walkie-talkie inventor got his start at a North Vancouver school

Prolific patent-filer and tinkerer Donald Hings once attended Chesterfield School for Boys
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Time Traveller: It's movie night in North Vancouver, 1944

Time Traveller: It's movie night in North Vancouver, 1944

Do you recall catching a flick at the Odeon Theatre on Lonsdale Avenue? This one starred Jack Haley, Jean Parker, and the great Bela Lugosi
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North Van Bowling Club: Celebrating 100 years of community spirit

North Van Bowling Club: Celebrating 100 years of community spirit

In February the long-standing club will celebrate its centennial year
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Warming centres, shelter beds open on North Shore as temperatures drop into deep freeze

Warming centres, shelter beds open on North Shore as temperatures drop into deep freeze

Community centres and libraries are open. Emergency shelter is also open overnight at North Shore Neighbourhood House.
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Indulge in a free spa day at this North Vancouver museum

Indulge in a free spa day at this North Vancouver museum

MONOVA is being given a spa-like makeover for one afternoon only at the hands of Squamish Nation Knowledge Keeper Tsawaysia Spukwus.
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Hunt for sunken gold resurfaces story of a North Vancouver founding father's death

Hunt for sunken gold resurfaces story of a North Vancouver founding father's death

Sewell Prescott Moody, a monumental figure in the North Shore’s economic development as the owner of the Moodyville Mill, died in the sinking of the Pacific in 1875
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Walk with Habitat for Humanity this February to support affordable housing

Walk with Habitat for Humanity this February to support affordable housing

The organization has a new home planned in North Vancouver as part of the Baden Park project on Mount Seymour Parkway
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North Van couple's hefty donation brings new tech to Lions Gate Hospital

North Van couple's hefty donation brings new tech to Lions Gate Hospital

The AI driven technology will help detect early signs of colon cancer
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