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Brent Richter

Brent Richter

Brent Richter is a full-time news reporter at the North Shore News who covers municipal council, police and crime, fire, rescues and whatever else lands on his desk.

When he's not writing news stories or sitting in council chambers, Brent is daydreaming about craft beer, video games and other things he doesn't spend nearly enough time focusing on.

He welcomes your questions, story ideas, opinions and slow cooker recipes.

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Recent Work by Brent

Missing man found deceased, North Vancouver RCMP say

Missing man found deceased, North Vancouver RCMP say

The cause of death is not considered suspicious.
Paid parking coming to City of North Vancouver's busiest streets

Paid parking coming to City of North Vancouver's busiest streets

Starting this fall, parking on Lonsdale for more than 30 minutes will cost you
Four skiers injured on one icy West Vancouver slope, North Shore Rescue says

Four skiers injured on one icy West Vancouver slope, North Shore Rescue says

The volunteer rescue group warns that North-facing slopes are extremely icy right now after getting four calls to one backcountry location over two days
North Shore's teen first responders rush to the rescue

North Shore's teen first responders rush to the rescue

These North Vancouver high school students have as much training as some firefighters and paramedics.
WorkSafeBC hands down $85K in fines at North Shore job sites

WorkSafeBC hands down $85K in fines at North Shore job sites

Several of them were 'repeat violations,' the worker safety agency says
No more free parking: City of North Vancouver to vote on big changes

No more free parking: City of North Vancouver to vote on big changes

Prices on commercial streets in Lower and Central Lonsdale would reach $3 per hour under the proposed plan
Youth volleyball coach arrested for sexual assault, North Vancouver RCMP say

Youth volleyball coach arrested for sexual assault, North Vancouver RCMP say

Investigators ask for others with evidence about the case or any other instances to come forward
Court quashes West Vancouver resident's attempt to halt neighbour's new home

Court quashes West Vancouver resident's attempt to halt neighbour's new home

The man was concerned that he would lose sunlight and privacy if his neighbours built a similar house on a secluded street near Horseshoe Bay
Former trustee Sheelah Donahue wins West Vancouver school board byelection

Former trustee Sheelah Donahue wins West Vancouver school board byelection

Voter turnout in the byelection was just 2.3 per cent.
North Shore's largest affordable housing project starts construction

North Shore's largest affordable housing project starts construction

B.C.’s housing minister touts the project as the model for the future
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