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Source to stay secret in Blair Wilson lawsuit

A Vancouver Province reporter wont have to reveal the source of damaging information that ended a West Vancouver politicians career, the B.C. Court of Appeal has ruled.

Job action kills mountain biking, golf

THE provincial championships for two high school spring sports have been cancelled with more sports possibly facing the axe due to teacher job action protesting the government's tactics in their ongoing contract dispute. B.C.

Community bulletin board

My Favourite Things Photo Contest: North Vancouver Museum and Archives will hold a social media "show and tell" until May 15 in conjunction with their latest exhibit "Made in B.C. - Homegrown Design.

Dream police come to me in bed

Talk about your control freaks. A new application for mobile devices is set to help you "script" your dreams

Paper plea pays off as playhouse returned

Two North Vancouver boys who lost a playhouse in an apparent mix-up with a passerby have got their treasured toy back thanks to their plea in Friday's North Shore News.

11 North Vancouver schools for sale ­ or not

Board chairwoman Franci Stratton insists all options open

North Vancouver District debuts draft of a 20-year parks plan

It could cost as much as $30M to implement over next 20 years

North Shore News scoops 9 awards

The North Shore News has won a total of nine awards in provincial and national community newspaper competitions - including a national award for Outstanding Community Service
The KLASS of 2012 will be the last

The KLASS of 2012 will be the last

Students got a second chance at Keith Lynn

Drowned Deep Cove toddler was under a nanny's care

A North Vancouver toddler who died in a backyard pool this week was under a nanny's care at the time of the accident, according to the boy's family. The 18-month-old was found submerged in the pool on Fairway Place in Deep Cove April 23.