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North Shore News, February 25 & 27, 1994
CrimeStoppers want to put an end to thieves’ high-wire act

CrimeStoppers want to put an end to thieves’ high-wire act

Theft of trolley wire is dangerous, expensive and causes transit delays
North Shore business community lukewarm on B.C. budget

North Shore business community lukewarm on B.C. budget

The business community on the North Shore is giving mixed reviews to the NDP’s first full budget.
Park board approves Vancouver’s World Cup bid

Park board approves Vancouver’s World Cup bid

The park board is on board with Vancouver’s bid to be a host city if the World Cup comes to North America in 2026.
Protest march scheduled for North Vancouver’s Lower Capilano Road tonight

Protest march scheduled for North Vancouver’s Lower Capilano Road tonight

Police warning of traffic delays as demonstrators walk to Kinder Morgan facility
CBC host, humorist Arthur Black chronicled final days with signature wit

CBC host, humorist Arthur Black chronicled final days with signature wit

Arthur Black, the Canadian humorist and CBC radio broadcaster who chronicled his terminal cancer diagnosis with his signature wit, has died at age 74.
Province and coroner look into Squamish girl’s death

Province and coroner look into Squamish girl’s death

An investigation is underway and a minister has asked to meet with Steffanie Lawrence’s family
New driver ticketed for excessive speeding in West Van

New driver ticketed for excessive speeding in West Van

This story has been amended since first posting. A 20-year-old new driver from Vancouver had his car impounded for seven days and was ticketed for excessive speeding after being clocked driving 140 kilometres per hour in West Vancouver Feb. 20.
City warns soccer groups to stay off snowy turf

City warns soccer groups to stay off snowy turf

Fenn Burdett field damaged by unapproved snow removal
New Argyle Secondary set to break ground

New Argyle Secondary set to break ground

After more than a decade of planning and scrounging for funds, construction on the new Argyle Secondary can now begin.