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Nick Laba

Nick Laba

Nick Laba is a full-time reporter for the North Shore News, covering all things North and West Vancouver.

When he’s away from his desk, you can find Nick riding around town on his orange bicycle, listening to records or planning his next scuba dive trip.

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Recent Work by Nick

Police provide details on explosion at North Vancouver MLA's office

Police provide details on explosion at North Vancouver MLA's office

A blast at Bowinn Ma’s office in Lower Lonsdale breached the front door and damaged the doorframe, RCMP say
Did you lose $7,000 in North Vancouver?

Did you lose $7,000 in North Vancouver?

A good Samaritan has turned in the money to police. If you can describe when, where and how you lost it, the cash is yours
West Vancouver’s Squarerigger Pub for sale

West Vancouver’s Squarerigger Pub for sale

The Ambleside watering hole first opened in 1978
Motorcyclist seriously injured after crash with Tesla driver in North Vancouver

Motorcyclist seriously injured after crash with Tesla driver in North Vancouver

RCMP are seeking witnesses to the Sunday afternoon collision at Lonsdale Avenue and 14th Street.
Watch: Photographer captures dolphins in magical moonlight near West Vancouver

Watch: Photographer captures dolphins in magical moonlight near West Vancouver

The Pacific white-sided dolphins swam near Whytecliff Park for hours Sunday evening
Community calls for more boating enforcement following fatal North Vancouver crash

Community calls for more boating enforcement following fatal North Vancouver crash

Police are asking for witnesses with 'intimate knowledge' of the deadly incident to come forward
GoFundMe launched for second victim in North Vancouver boat crash

GoFundMe launched for second victim in North Vancouver boat crash

Onur Yucel, 10, remains in hospital with 'life-changing injuries'
Sarah McLachlan’s music school remains a bright light for students facing financial barriers

Sarah McLachlan’s music school remains a bright light for students facing financial barriers

A recent ‘spotlight celebration’ gave shine to both students and donors – including West Van’s Wolverton Foundation, which donated the school’s home in Vancouver
B.C. Supreme Court judge rejects Metro Vancouver's request to delay sewage plant lawsuit

B.C. Supreme Court judge rejects Metro Vancouver's request to delay sewage plant lawsuit

Metro has complained about the nearly 4 million documents produced by the project’s former contractor Acciona.
Site of North Vancouver’s iconic Tomahawk Restaurant for sale

Site of North Vancouver’s iconic Tomahawk Restaurant for sale

The storied North Shore burger joint would celebrate its 100th anniversary next year
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