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The North Shore News is going to have to clear some space on its trophy shelf after a big year at the Canadian Community Newspaper Awards.

North Vancouver’s two MLAs are lobbying TransLink for extend hours of SeaBus service.

North Shore News, January 7, 1981

It’ll be happy trails once again for people who head into the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corp.’s former Blair Rifle Range lands for outdoor recreation.

Almost a year since a head-on collision on the Cut that killed a 63-year-old Vancouver man, a charge has been laid against one driver. On Jan.

West Vancouver police are hoping someone from the public will come forward with information after an apparent dummy pipe bomb was found at a local park on Tuesday. Someone first noticed a suspicious-looking length of pipe in Norgate Park at 5:30 p.m.

North Shore News photographers pick some of their favourite images of 2017

Revenue agency closely examining tax filings in five wealthy enclaves

Strata market shows biggest gains, single-family homes see modest change

A multi-vehicle accident closed Highway 99 north of Squamish for several hours Tuesday night. The Sea to Sky Highway was closed in both directions at Cheekye River Bridge, near Alice Lake in the early evening.