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Bus drivers lobby for new facility and at least 23 more NV buses

Humans' names: Sylvi, 12, Ali, 8, and Matti Booth, 11. Pets: Female teddy bear hamsters Tickles, Spike and Gizmo. Pet tale: This is the first time the Booth kids have had pets; the hamsters are about nine months old now.

A North Shore advocate for the mentally ill is welcoming a coroner's jury recommendation that police receive more regular training in responding to people with mental illness.

A graphic has been doing the rounds on social media site Pinterest lately that's the perfect rallying cry for late spring in Whistler Resort. I'm outdoorsy, it proclaims, in that I like getting drunk on patios.

STAFF at West Vancouver's Safeway supermarket were left shaken but uninjured after a robber held up the store at gunpoint on the weekend. The unidentified man entered the store at 1650 Marine Drive at about 7: 30 p.m.

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SEASPAN Shipyards is cheering the news that the company will be building more ships than originally announced under the federal government's national shipbuilding strategy.

THE City of North Vancouver ratified its 2012 budget Monday, despite opposition from the mayor and two members of council.

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AS she enters her second year in power, Premier Christy Clark appears to be headed for one of two destinies: she will either be the Comeback Kid, or the second coming of Rita Johnston. You remember Rita Johnston, of course.