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Federal audit report doesn’t worry Seaspan

Federal budget won’t pay for all ships: auditor general
6 hours to contain inlet oil spill

6 hours to contain inlet oil spill

District council hears details of marine response capability

Lost hikers get helicopter lift

Thanks to a quick response by North Shore Rescue and some tricky helicopter work, two hikers were home in time for dinner Sunday when they faced spending the night in the wilderness.

Twicestolen propeller recovered

A massive brass propeller with links to Prohibitionera gangster Al Capone has been located in a Squamish scrap metal yard, days after it was stolen from Horseshoe Bay - for the second time.

Community Bulletin Board

Author Visit A night of verse with poet Dina Del Bucchia on Wednesday, Nov. 27, 7 p.m. at North Vancouver City Library, 120 West 14th St.

Audit report doesn't worry Seaspan

Federal budget won't pay for all ships: auditor general

Pipeline fear can be positive

"The pipeline owned by China's largest oil refiner, Sinopec, ruptured early Friday and leaked for about 15 minutes onto a street and into the sea before it was shut off.

Focus on veggies for the holidays

Have you ever considered trying a vegetarian diet or just eating more plant-based foods in general? There are many reasons why this could be alluring, including for environmental issues, to gain more energy, or just because it's the cool thing to do.

Fire leaves 2 homeless, 1 with burns

One woman is in hospital and another has been forced out of her home after a townhouse fire in the Seymour area of North Vancouver. District of North Vancouver Fire and Rescue members got the 9-1-1 dispatch call at 5:25 a.m.

6 hours to contain inlet oil spill

District council hears details of marine response capability