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Power outages darken areas of North Shore Friday

A series of power outages across the North Shore affected more than 4,000 homes this past weekend. A cable fault near a substation in the Deep Cove area left approximately 4,000 customers without power from 5: 21 p.m. until 11: 35 p.m. on Friday.

Playing padiddle is no joke

QUESTION Every night that I drive I think of all the vehicles that pass me by with just one head light. I worked it out to be approximately one in 50 vehicles that don't know of or don't bother to repair the problem - not to mention tail lights.

City to pick up food waste

RESIDENTS in the City of North Vancouver's single family home areas will soon be able to put their food waste out for pickup alongside their recycling.

North Shore teachers call strike legislation 'appalling'

Walkout could come as early as Monday

Kids Biz

Spring Break Activities and More! 20 More than biking with Escape Adventures 24 Find the deepest snow at Mt. Washington

Slush wreaks havoc on morning commute

Traffic in parts of the North Shore slowed to a crawl Wednesday morning as commuters picked their way through the slushy residue of the nights snowfall and navigated around accidents triggered by slippery conditions.

Bright Lights

BELLEVUE GALLERY ART OPENING Representatives of West Vancouver's Bellevue Gallery hosted an opening reception for their newest show Feb. 14.

Listeria scare gets salmon recalled

IF you bought smoked salmon at West Vancouver's Whole Foods in the past 10 days, you should have a close look at the label before eating it.

Kids' stuff

Friendship Circle - Pink Shirt Day: Children ages three and older are invited to celebrate Canada's national anti-bullying day with friendship-themed storytimes Wednesday, Feb. 29, 10 and 11 a.m.

Career criminal gets 3.5 years for 24th bank robbery

A serial bank robber whose record stretches back more than two decades has been sent to jail for three and a half years after committing his 24th robbery.