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Controversy laden Douglas fir on the fire hall lot falls

Controversy laden Douglas fir on the fire hall lot falls

The towering tree crashed to the ground this morning
Construction on aging infrastructure at Horseshoe Bay terminal expected to start next month

Construction on aging infrastructure at Horseshoe Bay terminal expected to start next month

Traffic patterns in the terminal will be modified and normal sound levels may rise
Neighbours acted quickly in last week's house fire on Bowen Island

Neighbours acted quickly in last week's house fire on Bowen Island

The early response to the fire was thanks to some hawk-eyed neighbours. 
Boweners fundraising for islander who lost home in last week's fire

Boweners fundraising for islander who lost home in last week's fire

While the Adams Road house wasn't entirely destroyed, residents lost belongings and their home
B.C. reports three new COVID-19 deaths – lowest daily total in 13 weeks

B.C. reports three new COVID-19 deaths – lowest daily total in 13 weeks

The number of outbreaks at seniors' homes has declined significantly since vaccines started to be administered in December.
2020 a record year for Metro Vancouver parks

2020 a record year for Metro Vancouver parks

Regional parks like Iona Beach saw 16.5 million visitors last year
B.C. detects 1,533 COVID-19 infections in past four days

B.C. detects 1,533 COVID-19 infections in past four days

26 more British Columbians died from the virus since Friday, raising the province's death toll from COVID-19 to 1,314.
Number of B.C. COVID-19 patients in ICU falls for eighth straight day

Number of B.C. COVID-19 patients in ICU falls for eighth straight day

There have not been fewer British Columbians with COVID-19 in ICU units since November 23.
Bowen property tax levy is going up 6.6% in 2021

Bowen property tax levy is going up 6.6% in 2021

The average home, valued at $1.2 million, will pay an additional $164 per year, said staff at the Feb. 11 regular council meeting. 
North Van teens, families warned after party linked to COVID spread

North Van teens, families warned after party linked to COVID spread

Recent gathering of teens from several North Van schools results in warnings for seven classes, families in self-isolation