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More North Shore students will be cracking the code this year, after the federal government said it will be investing $1-million nationwide for technology lessons in the classroom.

City of North Vancouver council voted unanimously to contribute $2,500 to both a provincial and a municipal campaign aimed at ending violence against women at a Jan. 15 meeting.

British Properties resident Angela Thiara captured this video of a large bobcat prowling on her property near Hadden Drive on Wednesday morning.

North Vancouver RCMP are hoping to reunite a number of recovered items with their rightful owner. A DSLR camera is one of several items turned into police by a local citizen Jan. 18.

A North Vancouver man received a nine-month jail sentence Friday for his role in the death of 31-year-old Steven Attermann, who was killed while crossing the street at a Lower Lonsdale crosswalk in March 2016.

North Shore News, January 27, 1982

Anyone trekking into the North Shore backcountry this weekend needs to be aware of the heightened risk of avalanches.

The number of ex-foster kids getting a free education at B.C. colleges and universities jumped 20 per cent after the NDP government waived tuition fees last fall, statistics show.

Fingers are crossed at Metro Vancouver that in 2018 a bridge for hikers, cyclists and equestrians over the Seymour River is built.

Ghosts in the machine can be key pieces of evidence