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North Vancouver lawyer slapped with 30-day suspension

North Vancouver lawyer slapped with 30-day suspension

A North Vancouver lawyer has been handed a 30-day suspension along with a $19,000 fine for mishandling one of his client’s cases. Ronald Wayne Perrick was sanctioned by a hearing panel from The Law Society of B.C. Sept.
Multicultural society considers relocating

Multicultural society considers relocating

The high rental costs of the North Shore has one non-profit society asking local government for help.
Grey whale feeds in Burrard Inlet before migrating south

Grey whale feeds in Burrard Inlet before migrating south

The grey whale that’s been feeding near Ambleside Beach and Stanley Park the past few days and inspiring a frenzy of #whalesighting social media posts, is likely the same mammal that captured the city’s affection this summer.
Coroner calls for mandatory helmets on B.C. ski hills

Coroner calls for mandatory helmets on B.C. ski hills

Death of international student prompts call
Turning Point recovery house approved in North Vancouver

Turning Point recovery house approved in North Vancouver

District OKs nine-bed facility on Burr Place in Seymour

West Vancouver homeowner sues neighbours over trees

A homeowner in a tony West Vancouver area has filed a lawsuit against her neighbours for allowing trees on their property to grow too tall.
Battle for undecided voters heating up

Battle for undecided voters heating up

Time-for-a-change Tory? NDP/Liberal switcher? You're in good company
North Vancouver girl, 5, seriously injured after tree falls on her in Highlands schoolyard Monday

North Vancouver girl, 5, seriously injured after tree falls on her in Highlands schoolyard Monday

A five-year-old girl was rushed to B.C. Children’s Hospital with serious injuries and remains in a medically induced coma after being struck by a falling tree while outside with her class on the school grounds of Highlands elementary Monday.
Two of four accused in connection with North Vancouver homicide released on bail

Two of four accused in connection with North Vancouver homicide released on bail

Two young men charged with interfering with a body in connection with a North Vancouver homicide case have been released on $5,000 bail.
Delbrook community plan to kick off soon

Delbrook community plan to kick off soon

District of North Vancouver residents from Deep Cove to the Capilano River will soon be asked for their say on what should happen with the old Delbrook Community Recreation Centre lands. The buildings on the 1.