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A scene from a satirical play about race and the way black identity is represented in the media briefly turned into a hostile exchange between an actor in the show and a member of the audience in North Vancouver last Thursday.

According to the last census there are more than 11,000 people living across the North Shore’s three electoral districts who identified as Aboriginal, each probably with their own ideas about what the next federal government needs to do to advance re

Four First Nations sign an MOU on LNG, framing it as a climate change initiative

Students reported feeling disturbed and scared

There is no schedule of retention for documents passing from the Speaker of the House to the government, including the premier’s office

Childcare, beer and downtempo music signalled a focus on young people at the all-candidates forum held at Roberts Creek Hall and organized by Voice Lab for voters under 40 casting their ballots in the Oct. 21 federal election.

A black bear was killed in North Vancouver Monday night after being hit by an out-of-service transit bus on Capilano Road near Capilano Crescent. Sgt.

Your guide to North Shore federal ridings and a Q&A with candidates

An overwhelming majority of Coast Mountain Bus Company employees voted in favour of a strike mandate on Thursday, with 99 per cent supporting the motion.

With a handshake in front of Municipal Hall Thursday afternoon, the Bowen firefighters’ threat to resign en masse was at least postponed. Mayor Gary Ander told reporters that of his own volition, Fire Chief Derek Dickson stepped aside temporarily.