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West Vancouver's lifeboat to move to new home

Coast Guard Auxiliary unit welcomes move to Horseshoe Bay

Thank you!

From everyone at North Shore ConneXions Society we would like to say a warm thank you to all our community, sponsors and donors, families, volunteers and staff members who contributed to making this past year a great success.

Barefoot teen found in North Vancouver woods

A teen who went missing from Lions Gate Hospital has been found hypothermic but alive in the Keithlynn area. Milena Nordwell, 17, vanished from the North Vancouver hospital Tuesday evening wearing no shoes and only light hospital clothing.

There are 2 sides to every slate

A very wise person once remarked that the most powerful word in politics is "we." But there are some folks who think there are too many first-person-plural pronouns floating around our municipal halls these days, in the forms of slates.

Bright Lights

Representatives of SOS Children's Village B.C. presented the annual Parade of Trees Holiday Bash at Grouse Mountain Dec. 1.

North Vancouver District utility charges jump 10% in 2012

HOMEOWNERS in the District of North Vancouver will see an almost 10 per cent rise in their overall utility charges next year, rising from $1,177 to $1,294. An even steeper hike - 12.

A good conspiracy is hard to find

FOR those of you who don't know already, the tsunami that hit Japan in March was caused by a space-based earthquake weapon controlled by the CIA.

Liberals left out in the cold

Peter C. Newman charts demise of Canada's oldest political party

Will Liberals go attack-ad on Dix?

THE confidence and unity that has been building in the NDP was on full public display at the party's convention this past weekend, and the gathering served as a coming-out party of sorts for leader Adrian Dix.

West Vancouver man appeals road-racing suspension

Realtor claims no evidence links him to 12 other drivers