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Driver flees after striking Lions Gate Bridge flagger

Driver flees after striking Lions Gate Bridge flagger

Injured worker urges patience during Lions Gate delays
North Shore Rescue scores 'hat trick' - 3 rescues in 3 days

North Shore Rescue scores 'hat trick' - 3 rescues in 3 days

It’s being called the hat trick by North Shore Rescue. The volunteer team carried out three highly technical rescues from Crown Mountain in the North Shore backcountry in three days. The drama started unfolding around 2 p.m. Saturday when B.C.
Frontman for $2.3M fraud escapes jail

Frontman for $2.3M fraud escapes jail

North Shore banks bilked out of $500K
North Shore HandyDART depot facing eviction

North Shore HandyDART depot facing eviction

Service could be forced off North Shore
West Vancouver family sues funeral home

West Vancouver family sues funeral home

A West Vancouver family is suing a local funeral home, its U.S.-based parent company and St.
City of North Vancouver to reconsider slot machines

City of North Vancouver to reconsider slot machines

Municipality to study pros and cons of allowing gambling
Government flushes sewage dumping plan

Government flushes sewage dumping plan

Transport Canada has jettisoned its proposal to allow small vessels to dump their sewage tanks within one nautical mile of the shoreline.
West Vancouver police respond to hazing incident

West Vancouver police respond to hazing incident

An abduction prank that tied up police resources for multiple hours on the weekend was part of a youth sports team initiation, says the West Vancouver Police Department. West Van police received reports from the public, around 3:30 p.m.
Another North Shore elementary teacher disciplined

Another North Shore elementary teacher disciplined

A West Vancouver teacher has been reprimanded for taking his terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day out on his elementary school students.
North Shore mountain bikers mount forest patrols

North Shore mountain bikers mount forest patrols

Maintaining the North Shore’s mountain biking trails will soon become a little more manageable, thanks to a newly formed group patrolling the woods.