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Dancers descend on North Vancouver for Squamish Nation Pow Wow

War Bonnet Dancer Red Baker takes in the scene at the 24th annual Squamish Nation Pow Wow on Xwemelch'stn July 10. The three-day cultural event attracted performers from First Nations across British Columbia and from other parts of North America.

Missing woman found safe

A North Vancouver woman reported missing last week has been found safe and sound.

Metro expanding struggle to save Capilano's steelhead

Jacqueline Paterson and Scott Melville of the Capilano Fish Hatchery show local news media a tanker truck filled with adult steelhead trout and Coho salmon headed for release into North Vancouvers Capilano River Tuesday.

Seaspan unhappy with shipbuilding contract extension

THE CEO of North Vancouver-based Seaspan said Thursday his company is disappointed in a federal government decision to extended the bid deadline for two massive shipbuilding contracts to accommodate Quebec and Ontario shipyards.

Police seek woman who vanished from North Vancouver home

North Vancouver RCMP are looking for a woman who disappeared from her home more than a week ago. Elena Moise-Hanover, 36, was last seen by family members when they left her North Vancouver residence July 4 at about 10 a.m.

Runaway beer truck crashes in Lower Lonsdale

Passersby were fortunate to be left ale and hearty Monday afternoon after a runaway beer truck rolled across a busy Lower Lonsdale thoroughfare and crashed into an empty car.

Advertising boldly going too far for comfort

REMEMBER the good old days, when there were certain topics that advertisers handled like glass?

Briefcase

FIVE STAR SERVICE North Shore resident John Clark was recently named a five star wealth manager by an independent survey conducted in high-net-worth households in Greater Vancouver.

News around the world

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Community bulletin board

The Squamish Nation 24th Annual Youth Pow Wow takes place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today, July 10, at Capilano Reserve Park, 100 Capilano Rd., North Vancouver. There will be a traditional salmon barbecue, native arts and crafts and dance competitions.