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West Vancouver police slammed the brakes on a North Vancouver cabbie, after clocking him driving drunk at almost 150 kilometres per hour on Highway 1. Now the cab company the taxi driver works for has handed him a red light as well.

Parents of a man lost and presumed dead in the North Shore backcountry are mounting a new effort to learn what happened to their son.

West Vancouver Police have slammed the brakes on a North Vancouver cabbie, after clocking him driving drunk at almost 150 kilometres per hour on Highway 1. The driver attracted police attention around 3 p.m.

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The North Shore News was named best in its class at the annual B.C. & Yukon Community Newspaper Association’s Ma Murray Awards on Saturday. Judges praised the North Shore News as a “focused, well-laid out paper full of relevant local news.

Canadian Olympian Clara Hughes has had it. So has pop star Lady Gaga and soccer player David Beckham. That such successful and famous people have struggled with mental illness might be news to many teens.

If you’re on the fence about which North Shore municipal council meeting to attend Monday night, we’ll make it easy for you. There is only one.

Seaspan staffer Daryl Lawes answers questions from Lower Lonsdale residents Gordon Doyle and Martin Colombo during an information session put on by the shipbuilder April 24.

No need to wait until Playland opens, a seaside carnival is on at Ambleside Park this weekend.

While they may not have a key to gridlock just yet, District of North Vancouver council is still lurching forward on its plan to help bridge traffic go from worse to bad.