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A teacher at Sentinel Secondary in West Vancouver is considering filing a WorkSafe claim after contracting COVID-19 – most likely from a student - reportedly without being warned that she was potentially a close contact by health authorities.

North Shore voters will be going to the polls Oct. 24 following an early election call by B.C. Premier John Horgan Monday. During the announcement, Horgan cited increasing challenges in getting legislation passed as a reason for a snap election.

A possible COVID-19 exposure at West Vancouver’s Sentinel Secondary has left some teachers confused about whether they’re at risk.

Tight warehouse space put pressure on cargo velocities

BC Ferries has lost $130 million in expected revenues because of the lockdown and reduced sailings. All major capital projects are on hold.

You’ve read about their exploits saving lost and injured hikers from peril. Now, North Shore Rescue is headed for the small screen with a new docuseries set to air on B.C.’s Knowledge Network , starting later this fall.

It won’t replace 911 but folks on Bowen Island and Squamish can make non-emergency RCMP reports online.

Enrollment has dropped slightly with about 25 students, primarily in the older grades, opting not to return to in-class learning for now

The province has narrowed down the options it may consider for a rapid transit link connecting the North Shore to Vancouver and beyond.

The next two months will be spent preparing tender. It’s hoped construction can start in late spring/early summer 2021