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Multiple agencies respond to wet dog

Multiple agencies respond to wet dog

Multiple emergency response crews responded to the banks of the Capilano River on Wednesday after a golden retriever was swept down a fast-flowing section of the river.
North Vancouver dad urges vaccination

North Vancouver dad urges vaccination

A North Vancouver dad whose son nearly died after catching chicken pox while he was undergoing treatment for leukemia is urging other North Shore parents to get their kids vaccinated. Jason Lawson recalled a terrifying 10 days in B.C.

Inquiring Reporter

Should Google be forced to take down private information?
VCH seeks local health data

VCH seeks local health data

Vancouver Coastal Health is seeking North Shore residents to help bring overall health and wellness into sharp focus.

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Capilano University board heeds court ruling

Capilano University board heeds court ruling

University delays budget pending senate policy input
$3.6-million windfall for West Vancouver foundation

$3.6-million windfall for West Vancouver foundation

Share in $27M endowment 'a turning point' for organization
Ivan Henry wins round in court

Ivan Henry wins round in court

A North Vancouver man who was wrongfully convicted and spent 27 years in jail has won the right to have his civil suit against the Crown heard by Canada's top court.
North Vancouver school district aims for greater energy efficiency

North Vancouver school district aims for greater energy efficiency

School district makes energy upgrades as hydro rates rise
Kinder Morgan opponents dismiss new oil spill regulations

Kinder Morgan opponents dismiss new oil spill regulations

New federal government regulations forcing oil tanker companies to pay hundreds of millions more for cleanup in the event of a spill have done little to reassure North Shore activists that it would be safe to dramatically increase tanker traffic in B