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Teachers on the North Shore are hoping a recent Supreme Court of Canada legal win will mean more help in the classroom for students with special needs and smaller class sizes.

New risk assessment needed, group claims

The prospect of a 100 per cent rental building on East 18th Street triggered an unusual reaction in council chambers Monday: agreement.

SD44 looks to waterfront district for K-7school site

Originally from France, Sandrine Pelissier has been living in North Vancouver for the past 16 years, making a name for herself in the West Coast art world.

West Vancouverites have elected Peter Lambur to be their newest member of council. Unofficial results show Lambur won Saturday’s municipal byelection with 1,262 votes.

West Vancouver voters are casting ballots today to elect a new member of municipal council. Twelve candidates have been nominated, all of whom have been profiled by the North Shore News. See our candidate bios here.

A second fire shutters lift to Duchess Ave. apartments

For the second time in two weeks, a home awaiting demolition and redevelopment in Moodyville has been set ablaze, likely an accident by squatters.

They’re all pulling for West Vancouver’s businesses to succeed. How that ought to be done though is now in the hands of voters.