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CNV must control port's rail expansion

"The fact that our Low Level Road impedes (Port Metro Vancouver's) ability to expand without consultation does not give PMV the right to mislead the public on the design outcome of this project." Marianne Ketchen, North Shore News, Nov.

North Vancouver mayors to oversee pricey replacement of sewage plant

Both North Vancouver mayors will play leading roles at Metro Vancouver in the replacement of the Lions Gate Wastewater Treatment Plant.

North Vancouver mayors given key Metro positions

Both North Vancouver mayors will play leading roles at Metro Vancouver in the upgrade of the Lions Gate Wastewater Treatment Plant.

UPDATE: Body found on Grouse likely victim of hypothermia

The woman found dead near a Grouse Mountain ski run Tuesday afternoon appears to have been a victim of hypothermia, according to police. The 52-year-old was discovered in the bushes at about 3 p.m. just 100 metres from the mountains Paradise ski run.

Police land fishing tackle

NORTH Shore boaters are being encouraged to check on their fishing gear after RCMP officers caught a man allegedly stealing equipment from a boat moored at the Mosquito Creek marina.

City hears more smart meter debate

Meter readers outline lost jobs; Hydro pledges greater efficiency

Missing man known to cops

NORTH Vancouver RCMP are asking for the public's help to find a 26-year-old man whose disappearance they are calling unusual. Seyed Merhdad Nourbakhsh-Saleh was last seen by his family at about 4 p.m. on Dec.

Tracking the trends for 2012

AS we settle into the new year, the horticulture industry looks to the future to identify new trends that will shape the habits of gardening consumers. This is not an easy task, since most predictions rarely materialize in the manner predicted.

Prime Minister to visit North Vancouver Thursday

Prime Minister Stephen Harper will be paying a visit to the North Vancouver waterfront Thursday to make an announcement relating to the $8-billion shipbuilding contract awarded to Seaspan Shipyards in the fall.

Legal Aid lawyers still on job in North Vancouver court

But protests escalate to provincial cuts that have 'gutted' service