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Buchanan calls for delay and ‘fresh look’

Three teens were injured after being struck by a driver while they tried to cross Montroyal Boulevard Tuesday. The boys, all Grade 8 students at Handsworth Secondary, were on their way to school when the incident happened around 8 a.m.

Twelve protesters who were part of Greenpeace’s “aerial blockade” of oil tankers in Burrard Inlet this summer will not face criminal charges.

North Shore Rescue says a tourist using a faulty trail map app on his phone was led astray into danger Monday evening. The hiker, a 37-year-old man who was visiting from the U.K., was using the Maps.me app to navigate his way off Crown Mountain.

Polls are like movie trailers: some people like them, other people hate them, but they are not the movie, explains pollster Greg Lyle.

Nine months after boarding up access to a dilapidated private marina, the District of West Vancouver has struck a deal with the owner allowing it to be reopened.

Promoting inclusivity for all students, tackling mental health, sorting out dysfunction on the board and refusing to sell any more school land were among the issues touched on at an all-candidates meeting for North Vancouver city school trustees host

North Shore News event celebrates National Newspaper Week

Boom protects construction at marine terminal, Trans Mountain says

District of North Vancouver voters aren’t just picking a new mayor and council on Oct. 20. They’ve also been given the chance to hand their new municipal leaders some Day 1 marching orders.