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Changes to student assessment piloted in report card projects

The North Shore’s black bears are packing it in for the winter. “For the bears that are still out and about, I’m only getting calls on a couple of them.

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Missive meant to put a stop to harassing messages

A group of North Shore citizens will march over the Lions Gate Bridge this Sunday to join a larger march in downtown Vancouver calling for urgent action on climate change.

A bike thief who thought he’d scored a smooth new ride had his plans abruptly halted by the owners of the bike he’d just stolen – the police.

A box of family memorabilia that includes letters and photos dating back 100 years has been returned to its rightful owner in North Vancouver.

With an increasing number of developers razing older purpose-built apartments in favour of new developments, many residents have found themselves scrambling to find new accommodations.

Two-way traffic will resume on Capilano Road, starting Dec. 18 after being closed off to non-local traffic since September.

The North Shore is eager to help bring Syrian refugees to Canada and it’ll likely be local agencies supporting private sponsors that will have the biggest role to play.