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North Shore dodges worst of powerful storm

North and West Vancouver escaped largely unscathed from an overnight windstorm that left tens of thousands without power in other parts of the Lower Mainland.

Fire forces low-rise evacuation

Dozens of residents of a North Vancouver apartment building faced a chilly morning Saturday when a suite in the complex caught fire, forcing them outside.

North Vancouver bids adieu to uranium ship

A boat that sparked concern among some residents of North Vancouvers waterfront for its connection to a radioactive spill has left its anchorage in Indian Arm.

Leadership reveals character in any crisis

I saw an interesting quote the other day: "Character is not made in a crisis but shown in a crisis.

Finding a little bit of peace... with Restorative Yoga

In a world of increasing chaos and uncertainty, a growing number of North Shore residents are finding peace and tranquility - on a yoga mat.

The joy of plotting your post-retirement

MY husband has major plans for his afterlife. I'm not sure Stanley really believes there is one, but he's nothing if not a positive minded forward thinker.

Thanks to all municipal candidates

ONE of the special delights of delivering the news by writing it down on paper and trucking it around the city the following day is that occasionally stuff happens in between the writing and the trucking. Stuff like elections.

North Vancouver City to support waterfront 'design jams'

Café owner seeks community ideas for Maritime Centre site

Capliano University funding crunch makes cuts likely

Per-student funding $3K less than average

Opening Day Fever

There is only one conversational topic in Whistler this week: What's happening on the mountains? Exceptional early season conditions have given the entire town a case of Opening Day Fever.