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Andy Prest: Christine Sinclair's legacy is a gift to young soccer players

Andy Prest: Christine Sinclair's legacy is a gift to young soccer players

The soccer star from Burnaby is retiring from national team play following more than 20 years spent playing at the sport’s highest level
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Thousands of North Shore homes still in the dark following overnight power outages

Thousands of North Shore homes still in the dark following overnight power outages

An overnight storm wreaked havoc across the North Shore, sending trees and power lines toppling down
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Editorial: Kudos on Argyle's new field, now let's build more

Editorial: Kudos on Argyle's new field, now let's build more

Community resolve has been key in pushing forward projects like the artificial turf field that just opened at Ecole Argyle Secondary
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Purple Line problems: Burnaby councillors clash over North Shore bus rapid transit routes

Purple Line problems: Burnaby councillors clash over North Shore bus rapid transit routes

TransLink wants to prioritize bus rapid transit from Park Royal to Metrotown, but the routes were up for debate at city council in Burnaby
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The North Shore Alano Club at 50: Five decades of serving a recovering community

The North Shore Alano Club at 50: Five decades of serving a recovering community

Hundreds of members have walked through the club's doors to find themselves part of a thriving, recovering community
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North Van’s Hunter Smith rides to silver in Pan Am Games wakeboarding

North Van’s Hunter Smith rides to silver in Pan Am Games wakeboarding

It’s the 21-year-old athlete’s first podium finish at an international event
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West Vancouver developer ordered to pay $1.8 million for civil fraud

West Vancouver developer ordered to pay $1.8 million for civil fraud

The court found numerous instances of the developer submitting documents to a business partner that turned out to be fake
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Season’s first snowfall dusts North Shore mountains

Season’s first snowfall dusts North Shore mountains

But an El Niño system is forecasted to bring above-average temperatures over the next few months, which could mean less snowpack this season
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Harvest Project holding an open house to celebrate 30 years

Harvest Project holding an open house to celebrate 30 years

Thousands of people have received a hand up from North Vancouver’s Harvest Project. Now the non-profit is opening its doors to mark 30 years.
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West Van mulls rental-only rezoning for Ambleside apartment towers

West Van mulls rental-only rezoning for Ambleside apartment towers

The change would impact the future redevelopment of 31 buildings in West Vancouver's Ambleside neighbourhood
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