Brent Richter is a full-time news reporter at North Shore News. He covers a diverse range of topics including municipal council, police and crime, and regional interest, with a keen focus on construction and real estate, as well as the sports industry. Brent's work has been featured in numerous publications, including New West Record, Times Colonist, and Vancouver is Awesome.
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Brent Richter's coverage predominantly revolves around local news from North Vancouver, with a focus on crime, business, sports, and family-related issues. He frequently includes expert commentary and government announcements in his articles.
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Basements lack natural sunlight and cause environmental problems, staff say
By: Brent Richter
A bear can run up to 30 km/h, and it takes longer than you’d think to unholster your bear spray
By: Brent Richter
Fines of $109 were given to the parents as well as the pre-teen rider following a crash in North Van's Edgemont Village neighbourhood
Built 154 years ago, Navvy Jack House belonged to West Vancouver’s earliest settler
By: Brent Richter
Team Canada played to a draw, but the event on the waterfront was a W.
By: Brent Richter
Team Canada played to a draw, but the event on the waterfront was a W. The crowd reacts to Cyle Larin's equalizer goal in the 78th minute of Canada vs Bosnia, June 12, 2026. | Brent Richter / North Shore News
There are still hundreds of people on the wait list looking to get a plot of their own.
The headliner Anyma blew minds at this year’s Coachella festival with ÆDEN.
The arena in use now opened a year before the Toronto Maple Leafs won their last Stanley Cup
By: Brent Richter
Martha Sturdy is one of the community’s most acclaimed artists but the district doesn’t currently have any of her works in its collection.
