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Ryan Wedding Witness Linked to 1997 North Van Theatre Murder
Back in September, there was a reference in U.S. court documents to the fact that a government witness against former Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding had been a suspect in a "Vancouver" murder.
BC home inspector ruled 'negligent,' must pay nearly $200,000 to buyers
A home inspector has been ordered to pay nearly $200,000 to a North Vancouver couple who were told the house they wanted to buy only needed basic repairs.
Swollen Members going strong after rapper's descent into drugs
"Like all the groups that have gone through band members with addictions -- the Rolling Stones, Red Hot Chili Peppers, AC/DC -- our brotherhood and friendship and musical environment has become so much stronger," says Prevail of the Swollen Members.
NV man in court for murder charge
A North Vancouver man charged with murder and facing deportation appears in court this week, beginning a process of preliminary and pre-trial hearings scheduled to stretch into next summer.
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Fire guts NV sushi restaurant's kitchen
A North Vancouver sushi restaurant is closed for business after a fire on Halloween destroyed its kitchen.
Task Force Proposed on Improving Community Engagement in City of North Vancouver
It seems to be the bane of all elected bodies these days - How do we meaningfully engage a broader section of the community? Particularly when it comes to the decisions of the day that have a major impact on the long term shape of the community and the institutions that we all rely on.
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Pattison abductor dead in Argentina
One of the men convicted of kidnapping Jim Pattison's daughter from her North Vancouver home in 1990 has been found murdered in Argentina.
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Newcomers to Canada are faced with a bewildering array of new challenges. In grappling with all of these, a visit to the gym might not make it high on the to-do list.
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Councillors favour one North Van, not CUPE
Bill Bell's Oct. 25 column North Shore Should Share More Services made an inaccurate and inflammatory claim that requires the record to be set straight.
North Vancouver Mounties are asking the public to be on the lookout for a missing 66-year-old woman.
Water costs push up Metro Vancouver homeowner taxes
Safety officer Frank Janas checks out the top of water storage area at the Seymour-Capilano Filtration project last summer in North Vancouver.
Aussie rescued from Canadian mountain
An Australian bushwalker has been found cold and wet but otherwise fine after spending the night in the snow and rain on North Vancouver's Grouse Mountain.
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Getting down to business in North & West Vancouver
The North Shore is home to a wide range of businesses -- from national and international head offices to thousands of small, home-based enterprises.
Dead Man's Bones and Everybody Loves Ghosts choir borderline brilliant
Ryan Gosling might have been the marquee attraction, but what made Dead Man's Bones borderline brilliant at Venue was that he was anything but the star of the show.
Convicted robber accused of new 7-robbery spree
An accused serial bank robber was arrested Friday evening in the Downtown Eastside after being spotted by police officers, said Const.
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North Shore Crisis Services Society's Casino Royale
Representatives of the North Shore Crisis Services Society invited community members to join them for their annual fundraising event, Casino Royale at North Vancouver's Le Bistro Chez Michel Oct.
Olympic Game Plan: North Vancouver
VANOC brings its organizing message to North Vancouver tonight. According to the District of North Vancouver website : Game Plan 2009 will help people better understand the daily operations leading up to and during the Games in an open-house setting with stations focused on areas such as venue and transportation operations, security and public ...
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News employee rescued in Lynn Valley
A North Shore News staff member is safely back at work this week after getting lost for an entire day in the forest near Lynn Creek.
Tewanee Joseph: Vancouver Games mean no more Dime Store Indians
Tewanee Joseph, executive director and chief executive officer of the Four Host First Nations, the not-for-profit society representing the four First Nations who will host the 2010 Games, argues in a speech today that critics of the Games don't understand the benefits and opportunities they will provide for Aboriginal peoples.