North Vancouver mom Jamie Baudru drank from the hot-water taps at the University of B.C. and got sick from a chemical that is suspected of causing cancer. The chemical, identified by UBC as Corrshield NT4206, is an anti-corrosive substance used in the hot-water heating system.
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North Vancouver mayor wants a public transit tunnel to Vancouver
It’s time to look at a fixed-link public transit option to connect Vancouver to the North Shore, says North Vancouver Mayor Darrell Mussatto. “The North Shore is under grid lock everyday and we’re going to need alternative connections,” said Mussatto.
Daphne Bramham: Rick Peterson believes policy matters in Tory leadership race
The Vancouver venture capitalist and former journalist is a fiscal conservative with an eye not only on the balance sheet, but a concern about rising levels of poverty and homelessness. Alberta-born and raised, Peterson speaks French.
Rad 5k Brings Color to 2017
Last year, 42,000 racers enjoyed the colorful 5K course and 2017 promises to be better than ever as event organizers challenge racers to “Run Rad.” “Color Me RadA is an excuse to let loose!” said Color Me RadA spokesman Maxwell Christen.
Cold snap freezes bridge in fixed position
Icy roads have created havoc for Metro Vancouverites this winter, and now boats near Westham Island are being affected by the cold. Chris Bryan with TransLink says the Westham Island Bridge, which connects the Island to Ladner Village, will remain in a “fixed” position.
North Vancouver foodie hub Hawkers Wharf toast
It was supposed to be North Vancouver’s own exciting hub for foodies with up-and-coming new chefs and start-ups, craft beer, edible gardens and an outdoor plaza. But plans for Hawkers Wharf have been formally scrapped.