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District of North Vancouver seeks non-profit affordable housing partner

District of North Vancouver seeks non-profit affordable housing partner

District-owned land near Phibbs Exchange earmarked for rental units
UPDATED: Closing the wage gap key to community, urbanist says

UPDATED: Closing the wage gap key to community, urbanist says

EDITOR'S NOTE: The Cypress Village planning team will host a public drop-in session this Saturday, Sept. 17, 10 a.m. to noon at Amici Restaurant, 1747 Marine Dr., West Vancouver.
Hiker rescued after overnight ordeal

Hiker rescued after overnight ordeal

A hiker’s missed turn in the backcountry led to an impromptu slumber party with North Shore Rescue members Wednesday night. The RCMP called NSR’s search managers for help just before 7 p.m.
North Shore folks healthier, wealthier than most

North Shore folks healthier, wealthier than most

North Shore residents enjoy some of the best health in the Lower Mainland, with 73 per cent of residents in upper West Vancouver rating their health good or excellent – twice the rate of the region’s residents generally.
Young habituated black bear shot in Blueridge

Young habituated black bear shot in Blueridge

Conservation officers have shot and killed a black bear in Blueridge, less than a week after warning the public about keeping their yards clear of attractants.
‘Locals first’ plan pitched for Sewell’s condo project

‘Locals first’ plan pitched for Sewell’s condo project

A major development proposed for the West Vancouver waterfront in Horseshoe Bay will come back before the public on Monday, two months after developers pulled their application at the 11th hour. But this time, there’s a twist.
Education minister explains changes to report cards

Education minister explains changes to report cards

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Proportional parliament favoured option

Proportional parliament favoured option

North Vancouver MP hosts latest electoral reform town hall
North Shore News reporter named a finalist for prestigious Webster award

North Shore News reporter named a finalist for prestigious Webster award

North Shore News reporter Jane Seyd is a finalist for a Jack Webster Award. The awards single out B.C.’s best journalists working in print, radio, TV, and online media.
Chimney embers spark Keith Road duplex fire

Chimney embers spark Keith Road duplex fire

A North Vancouver mom and her two kids had to temporarily move out of their duplex on West Keith Road after embers from a chimney set fire to the roof Sunday afternoon. Calls came in about a chimney fire at 432 West Keith Rd.