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Prawn fisher fined $5K for dropping traps near West Vancouver glass sponge reefs (opens the original)
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A recreational prawn fisher has been fined $5,000 after pleading guilty to dropping prawn traps into a protected glass sponge reef area off West Vancouver. In December 2025, Fisheries and Oceans Canada officers on patrol in Queen Charlotte Channel spotted prawn trap floats on the surface well within an area where bottom contact and downrigger fishing is banned because of the glass sponge reefs below. The traps belonged to Xiu Song and Martin Madden, a co-accused, the court heard at a Song’s sent
North Vancouver's new Cloverley Elementary gets official opening (opens the original)
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Cloverley Elementary – the North Shore’s newest piece of education infrastructure – got its grand opening, Sept. 11. Although the first cohort of kiddos arrived just after Labour Day, politicians made it official Friday at the school's first-ever assembly inside the sparkling new gymnasium. The $64-million Cloverley features 24 classrooms built around open-concept pods. Its design features glass and mass timber. The replacement school is intended to reduce overcrowding at Brooksbank, Queen Mary,
Owner ordered to demolish dilapidated Deep Cove house (opens the original)
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The owner of an abandoned home in Deep Cove has been ordered to demolish the decaying house and clean up the property. District of North Vancouver council members convened for a special council meeting on Tuesday specifically to issue a remedial action order to the owner of 4418 Cove Cliff Rd. According to a district staff report, the 1947-built house has been vacant for the last 12 years. In that time, it has drawn in trespassers, graffiti, garbage accumulation, bylaw complaints and calls to th
North Vancouver's Chemtrade sues competitor over 'astroturfing' campaign (opens the original)
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Chemtrade is suing a competitor and a PR firm alleging they ran a covert and defamatory information campaign aimed at undermining a critical rezoning in the District of North Vancouver. District council voted in July to approve an application from Chemtrade to allow the continued production of chlorine at its Maplewood plant beyond 2030, when its current lease with the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority was set to end. Beginning in June 2024, a group calling itself Keep North Vancouver Safe began r
North Vancouver lads trek 126 km to Chilliwack in 1 day, just for the hell of it (opens the original)
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It’s been said that youth is wasted on you the young. But North Vancouver’s Alistair Booth and Michael Sainas are putting theirs to tremendous use. The 22-year-old Handsworth Secondary grads just walked more than 126 kilometres from Grouse Mountain to Chilliwack over 26 hours, purely for the hell of it. Neither can explain exactly why they got the itchy foot apart from the fact that they enjoy each other’s company and have a history of going on long distance walks together. “There’s no real reas
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