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Teachers ruling 'bittersweet'

Teachers ruling 'bittersweet'

Court restores teachers' rights to bargain class size

Crash knocks out power in Ambleside

West Vancouver police are investigating after an elderly driver was involved in an accident in Ambleside Friday afternoon, knocking out power to the 1300-block of Marine Drive. The collision happened just after 3:15 p.m.
North Vancouver senator supports Trudeau's shakeup

North Vancouver senator supports Trudeau's shakeup

The North Shore's only member of the Senate says she was surprised by Liberal leader Justin Trudeau's announcement that all Liberal senators will sit as independents - but not upset.

BALDRY: Transit tension mounting in region

The increasingly serious game of chicken between the provincial government and the mayors of Metro Vancouver over transit funding shows no sign of ending.

CAROLAN: Governments face test in Horse year ahead

The public realm is irredeemable and the only thing a sensible person can do is ignore it and live as decently as one can in spite of it. - W.H.
Camp Capilano closed for repairs

Camp Capilano closed for repairs

68-yr-old forest facility to reopen late spring

West Vancouver nonagenarian sets swimming world records

West Vancouver swimmer Fred Schulhof isn't only setting the bar high for his family - he's setting it high for the entire world.
North Vancouver eco-activist sentenced

North Vancouver eco-activist sentenced

Local fugitive gets 5 yrs in U.S. prison for role in plot

Jones' son leads rescue

Not 24 hours after a public memorial for North Shore Rescue's former team leader Tim Jones, the team was back in the mountains carrying out a rescue led by Jones' son Curtis.
DNV funds film fest for one more year

DNV funds film fest for one more year

Norm Foster play at W. Van's Kay Meek also shares in arts grants