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Corvette doing 100 km/h over speed limit impounded in West Vancouver (opens the original)
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If the driver of a lemon yellow 2008 Corvette going 100 kilometres an hour over the speed limit was hoping to be noticed Friday night, he was in luck. West Vancouver Police rewarded the 26-year-old driver clocked going 180 kilometres an hour on Cypress Bowl Road with a seven-day impoundment and a $483 fine for excessive speed. The driver was spotted racing his Vette down the road around 10:30 p.m. “Cypress Bowl Road is certainly on our radar and it’s an area that is going to continue to get atte
Grouse Mountain to hold celebration of life for Grinder the grizzly (opens the original)
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This weekend, Grouse Mountain will hold a public celebration of life for Grinder, the grizzly bear who spent 25 years at the North Vancouver resort’s wildlife refuge. The event, set for Sept. 12 at the resort’s Grizzly Bear Habitat, will give visitors a chance to remember Grinder, hear stories from the people who cared for him and learn more about his role in grizzly bear conservation. The celebration begins at noon, with wildlife staff and caregivers sharing stories and answering questions at t
Dangerous driving trial begins for wrong-way camper van crash driver (opens the original)
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Dramatic videos of the moments just before a camper van driving the wrong way on Highway 1 smashed head-on into several vehicles were played in a North Vancouver court room this week. The dashcam videos from other vehicles on the road on Sept. 21, 2022 – including some from vehicles hit by the driver of the camper van – were entered as evidence as a criminal trial got underway for Alexandra Georgson. Georgson, 32, faces five charges of dangerous driving causing bodily harm in connection with the
West Van police bust BMW driver with 'industrial size' oil drums strapped to roof (opens the original)
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The driver of a BMW sedan with four industrial-sized containers of vegetable oil insecurely strapped to the roof was just one of the motorists nabbed by West Vancouver Police for unsafe driving over the August long weekend. The car's occupants, who had been attempting to travel to the Kootenays with their improperly secured, over-weight load, had their vehicle taken off the road and were issued a ticket, according to police. “Drivers have a legal obligation under the Motor Vehicle Act to ensure
Former police officer who killed North Van woman granted day parole (opens the original)
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A former Vancouver Police Department member who killed his North Vancouver girlfriend more than 30 years ago has been granted day parole. Cherly Duggan, whose twin sister Lynn was murdered by Brock Graham, says the Parole Board of Canada decision has been like a punch in the stomach for their family. Duggan said she has always attended the parole hearings for her sister’s killer, hoping to keep him behind bars. “I never wanted to stop fighting for Lynn,” she said. Duggan said she suspected Graha
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