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Helicopter chartered in search of dog lost on Mount Seymour

Helicopter chartered in search of dog lost on Mount Seymour

A helicopter has been chartered, a thermal drone has been employed and the community have rallied around to find Callie, who went missing from the ski resort two weeks ago
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Canadian filmmaking icon Bob Crone to be remembered with CapU scholarship

Canadian filmmaking icon Bob Crone to be remembered with CapU scholarship

The prolific CBC documentarian and West Vancouver resident died in January at age 90
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Here are the winners of the 2023 North Shore Readers Choice Awards

Here are the winners of the 2023 North Shore Readers Choice Awards

From craft breweries to carpet cleaners, here are all your favourites from North Vancouver and West Vancouver, as picked by North Shore News readers
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Men in kilts playing bagpipes will be skating at The Shipyards this weekend

Men in kilts playing bagpipes will be skating at The Shipyards this weekend

'Almost everyone will be in kilts,' says the organizer of the first kilt skate to hit British Columbia
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Former councillor Bob Fearnley remembered as doting family man and pillar of community

Former councillor Bob Fearnley remembered as doting family man and pillar of community

The former North Vancouver councillor died in an overnight house fire on Thursday, alongside 29-year-old daughter Gayle
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Time Traveller: Shopping for Valentine's Day? Here's where you would go in 1957

Time Traveller: Shopping for Valentine's Day? Here's where you would go in 1957

Capilano Nurseries was the go-to spot for plants in North Vancouver at the location that would later, until just this year, be the home of GardenWorks
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Tsleil-Waututh Nation to receive $2M from B.C.'s $23.4M climate adaptation funding

Tsleil-Waututh Nation to receive $2M from B.C.'s $23.4M climate adaptation funding

The funding will help reduce risks from future disasters related to natural hazards and climate change
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Where is all this waste floating in Burrard Inlet coming from?

Where is all this waste floating in Burrard Inlet coming from?

A kayaker recently found hundreds of pieces of Styrofoam, alongside a broken oil boom, in Burrard Inlet
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This internationally-renowned Vancouver Island boarding school is ‘where students choose to be’

This internationally-renowned Vancouver Island boarding school is ‘where students choose to be’

Brentwood College School's inspired curriculum & innovative approach sets a global standard
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B.C. universities to support women in Afghanistan seeking education

B.C. universities to support women in Afghanistan seeking education

A toolkit has been created for Canadian colleges and universities to support women affected by the Taliban's ban on higher education.
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