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Retired West Vancouver cop stabbed to death in Mexico
A retired West Vancouver police constable has been found reportedly murdered in Mexico.Lynn Earle, 60, was apparently found stabbed to death in her home in Playa del Carmen, a popular town on Mexico’s Mayan Riviera.
Fish-hook meat trap snares dog
A morning walk turned ugly for a labradoodle on Thursday after the dog’s mouth and paw were snared on fishing hooks that had been threaded through a chunk of bait.
Hollow laughter
IT wasn't a North Shore story when Toronto's controversial mayor was accused of inappropriate touching on March 7 by Sarah Thomson, a former mayoralty rival.
Media sheep never ventured from the pond
IT appears to be impossible to avoid attending inquest after inquest into the Great 2013 British Columbia Election.
Memorial Park the place to be thanks to May Days
Memorial Park is the place to be this weekend thanks to the annual Ladner Pioneer May Days festivities.
North Vancouver City OKs public input on RCMP oversight
NORTH Vancouver residents could soon have a chance to directly address their mayors and top cop on policing matters in one sitting.
Court denies North Vancouver weapons dealer's appeal
A North Vancouver man and former verifier for the Canadian Firearms Registry convicted of illegally dealing guns in 2010 has had his appeal of the case tossed out.
Open playgrounds anger North Vancouver parents
A group of parents from North Vancouver's Highlands elementary school are mounting a campaign to make sure their kids, along with the rest of the students in the North Vancouver school district, have some shelter from the storm.
Alpha pipped by Seycove in V&D high school final
The Alpha Aztecs gave it their best in the Vancouver & District high school junior girls' soccer final.
Reimer, city hope to avoid byelection
They come at a huge cost, and traditionally only five per cent of voters even bother to show up.
Veteran journeys back to Korea
More than 60 years ago Korea was at war. It wasn't international, but at home, brother against brother. A democratic south, supported by Canada and the United Nations, and a communist north, supported by Russia and China.
Jane Shin speaks
Burnaby-Lougheed's recently elected MLA has broken her silence to set the record straight on her background.
Parents continue push for bus
Parents hoping the school bussing program can be saved have put forward a new proposal to the Delta school board.
Brookswood great 8s Fraser Valley Tier 2 kings
The Brookswood Bobcats Grade 8 boys are the Fraser Valley Tier 2 rugby champions.
Inquiring Reporter: What should B.C. do to get more people to vote?
IF you're a registered voter in B.C. there's a 48 per cent chance you did not vote on election day. In 1983, 70 per cent of eligible British Columbians voted in the provincial election. In 2013, only 52 per cent of British Columbians voted. The B.C. Liberals snagged 58 per cent of the seats with 44 per cent of the votes. Does that disparity mean we should ditch first past the post and switch to proportional representation or a single transferable vote system? Or do we just need a better-informed electorate choosing from a higher calibre of candidate?
TFN putting focus on culture
The Tsawwassen First Nation is rediscovering its rich culture and heritage.
B.C. voters opted for 'anything but'
The great thing about political punditry is the ability to be right and wrong at the same time and get away with it, which is why the pundits who were no better at predicting the outcome of the B.C. election shouldn't be expected to be any better at interpreting the results.
Mayor and MLA go head to head
When Langley Mayor Peter Fassbender was elected as the Liberal MLA for Surrey-Fleetwood, he was quick to call out Burnaby Mayor Derek Corrigan as a hindrance to the province moving forward on transit issues.
