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User group questions ferry fare hikes

jseyd@nsnews.com FERRY fare increases of up to 12.5 per cent over the next three years aren't good news for ferry-dependent communities, says a group representing coastal ferry users.

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Reach out to a teen in crisis

WHEN we see stories about teen suicide we are sickened. No youngster should feel so defeated that he wants to end his life. Parents and friends are at a loss. All too often the death of their child comes as a total shock.

Tentative contract reached with direct government workers

A tentative agreement was reached Thursday night between the BCGEU and the B.C. government.

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Ferry fare hike draws fire

FERRY fare increases of up to 12.5 per cent over the next three years arent good news for ferry-dependent communities, says a group representing coastal ferry users. The fare hikes of four per cent per year announced Monday by the B.C.
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Car plows into North Vancouver seafood store

A 90-year-old West Vancouver man escaped without injury Friday when he drove his car through the front of a seafood store. The senior was pulling into a parking space outside Westview Seafoods at North Vancouvers Westview Centre at about 3 p.m.