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North and West Vancouver to tackle controversial issues at council Monday

North Shore council meetings promise to be unusually well-attended tonight as proponents descend on district halls in North and West Vancouver to have their say on a pair of hotly contested issues.

North Vancouver couple narrowly escape early-morning fire

Two North Vancouver residents were lucky to be alive Monday after narrowly escaping an early-morning fire in a house with no smoke detectors, according to firefighters.

West Vancouver lawyer earning $700K loses bid to cut ex-wife's support

A West Vancouver lawyer who makes close to $700,000 a year has been denied a request to significantly lower support payments to his ex-wife. The lawyer - identified only as "C.D.

North Shore Rescue saves another boarder

A stranded snowboarder was saved from the elements last week after he veered out of bounds and ended up surrounded by cliffs in a drainage area off Hollyburn Mountain.

Death traps or affordable housing?

EVERY morning, hundreds of North Shore residents, possibly thousands, raise their heads from their pillows in illegal homes. Some of these residences are firetraps. Some violate the local zoning bylaws.

2011 exports a record for Neptune

POTASH exports from North Vancouver's Neptune Terminals continued a skyrocketing climb last year, pushing the overall volume of commodities shipped from the North Vancouver terminal into a record year.

Tourism Ireland contest offering trip for two to 2012 Irish Open

Tourism Ireland is inviting Canadians to enter for a chance to win a golf vacation for two to Ireland including two VIP tickets to the 2012 Irish Open, with airfare courtesy of Transat Holidays.

What to do with the kids on Monday

North Shore businesses offer programs during teachers' strike

Your friendly neighbourhood dog burglar

VACATIONERS, beware! If you're one of those extremely fortunate families who go away during March break, be reminded that this is when thieves may strike. It's open season on breakins.

Generic drugs to cost less

But independent pharmacists say cuts endanger their business