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A North Vancouver resident is hoping to return a pile of cherished family photos to its rightful owner after they appeared to have fallen out onto a bike lane earlier this week.

Bob Turner's latest film explores the not-so-hidden wonder of one of Bowen's best-known bays

While it’s news to no one that teens love watching YouTube, it should be pointed out that sometimes they’re learning a neat trick or two in the process.

Following her re-election to the United Nations Human Rights Committee, West Vancouver resident and lawyer Marcia Kran says the stakes are clearer and even greater for governments when it comes to promoting and protecting human rights.

Temperatures leading into the weekend are expected to dip into low, single digits

Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, a man says he's seen several bizarre incidents on his security footage.

This photo shows the lower terminal of Grouse Mountain chairlift circa 1956. Grouse Mountain’s double chairlift opened on Dec. 1, 1949. It was the first double chairlift in Greater Vancouver and the third in Canada.

Members of a North Shore-based organization dedicated to combating plastics in oceans are applauding the federal government’s recent announcement outlining the first items it’ll be targeting in its upcoming countrywide plastics ban .

The season's first flakes of snow fell upon popular ski and snowboarding terrain in Vancouver this past weekend

An ongoing issue for most of us is dealing with scams and fraud, but for seniors it can be especially difficult. Also, while scams and fraud are always a concern for seniors, the pandemic has resulted in a new batch of dodgy con artist tricks.