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City pushes to keep bus depot on North Shore

The City of North Vancouver is joining unionized transit workers in calling on TransLink to rethink its plan to move the Third Street bus depot to Burnaby.

Tune up and drive

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CapU kicks off term with a feast

Capilano University will host its first powwow this week thanks to the efforts of a 21-year-old film student

UPDATED: Rail tour workers agree to settle

103 Rocky Mountaineer workers have been locked out 14 months

The right coolant mixture protects against heat and ice

WITH longer days and colder nights, topping up the coolant should be a priority for any driver preparing for winter. Coolant is added to the car's radiator to ensure the water doesn't freeze solid.

Two from North Shore receive Order of Canada

FOURTEEN British Columbians who have made the province a better place were awarded the Order of B.C. in a ceremony on Thursday, including a West Vancouver artist and a North Vancouver philanthropist.
Coho Festival

Coho Festival

Schools warned about strip club recruitment

ADVANCED Education Minister Naomi Yamamoto is asking colleges and universities in the province to protect their students from recruitment by the adult entertainment industry. Yamamoto, MLA for North Vancouver-Lonsdale, wrote to presidents of B.C.

Get that dirt off your wheels

JUST about every time you jam on your brakes, you generate brake dust. The dust can include carbon fibers and small metal shavings which can attach to your tires and the undercarriage of your car.

Clarification

A Sept. 9 North Shore News story, New Year + Contract = Buoyant Teachers, incorrectly stated "For the first time, schools will also be allowed to exceed class size limits at the Grade 4 to 7 level.