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Top North Shore Daily Post News

Squamish, B.C., declares wildfire state of emergency as blaze looms over community

Wildfires · British Columbia

Squamish, B.C., declares wildfire state of emergency as blaze looms over community

73% Left coverage: 41 sources

One child killed, another in hospital after Vancouver speed boat crash

RCMP · North Vancouver

One child killed, another in hospital after Vancouver speed boat crash

79% Left coverage: 34 sources

‘Do the Moral Thing’: RCMP Urge Witnesses to Fatal Boat Crash to Come Forward

RCMP · North Vancouver

‘Do the Moral Thing’: RCMP Urge Witnesses to Fatal Boat Crash to Come Forward

87% Left coverage: 15 sources

Mounties in North Vancouver say there are witnesses with “intimate knowledge” of a tragic boat crash that killed one child and left another critically injured – and are urging those people to “speak up.”See the Story

Police Seek Witnesses After ‘Potentially Life-Altering’ Crash in North Vancouver

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Mounties in North Vancouver are searching for witnesses to a crash that left a motorcyclist in hospital with serious injuries.North Vancouver · North Vancouver See the Story

Crews Fighting Out-of-Control Wildfire in Squamish, B.C.

72% Center coverage: 7 sources

Crews are fighting a wildfire in Squamish, B.C., that sparked Monday afternoon.Wildfires · Squamish See the Story

North Van RCMP fine motorcyclist $983 for string of violations | North Shore Daily Post

A proactive patrol by the North Vancouver RCMP last night proved costly for one motorcyclist after an officer discovered three violations. The motorcyclist was fined $983. Last night during proactive patrols, an officer stopped a motorcycle for having inactive plates. After a traffic stop was conducted, it turned out the plate belonged to a different vehicle, the motorcycle did not have insurance, and the driver didn’t have a motorcycle license…North Vancouver · North Vancouver Read Article

Man presumed drowned in Cypress Provincial Park | North Shore Daily Post

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City of North Van plans homes on City-owned lands, gentle infill in other areas | North Shore Daily Post

The City of North Vancouver will need to accommodate 6,556 more homes over the next 18 months to comply with new provincial housing rules. At a council meeting today, staff are proposing a blueprint to increase density. The City hired Urban Systems to understand how much residential development could be accommodated under the current land use bylaws and whether there is sufficient capacity to address 20-year housing needs. According to the repor…Housing · North Vancouver Read Article

West Vancouver Police Crack Down on Dangerous Drivers on Highway 99 | North Shore Daily Post

West Vancouver police impounded five vehicles and removed four impaired drivers from the road this week in a targeted highway safety campaign on Highway 99. The enforcement blitz focused on what police described as the “most egregious and highest-risk behaviours,” including excessive speeding and prohibited driving. Two drivers were caught racing at 178 km/h—more than 70 km/h over the posted speed limit. “These unacceptable speeds greatly increa…Hungary · Hungary See the Story

‘Live Big for Lionel’: Parents Celebrate Spirit of 10-Year-Old Boy Killed in B.C. Boating Tragedy

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The parents of a 10-year-old boy who was killed in a tragic boating accident say their son’s light is shining brighter than ever, and they want everyone to “live big for Lionel.”GoFundMe See the Story

Tourism group on Vancouver's North Shore lending out backpacks for neurodiverse people

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A tourism association on Metro Vancouver's North Shore has started a program to lend out backpacks containing items to help people and kids with neurological conditions access tourist attractions.Tourism · British Columbia See the Story

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