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Entrepreneur swallows sealant, chokes on municipal fine

As the summer wanes, the agendas bloom as our three local governments head back to council chambers Monday.

Privacy commissioner investigating bus shelter cameras

First Nation says Ottawa should pay $29.4 million annually for PEC land in West Vancouver

After 107 years of print, the West Vancouver Police Department is going digital. The municipal police agency is the latest to switch from old-fashioned ticket books for speeders and red light runners, to e-tickets.

North Vancouver RCMP are warning seniors to be on the lookout after a con artist allegedly targeted a number of elderly victims over the past two months. The latest victims were bilked as recently as Wednesday night.

If North Vancouver residents notice cruise ships docked on the waterfront this month, it’s not because we’ve suddenly become a new port of call.

Alan Schmegelsky, the father of one of the two Port Alberni teenagers linked to the killings of three people in northern B.C., has been allowed to watch a video described as his son’s last will and testament. He watched a 30-second clip on Thursday.

Mother asks judge to overturn school district's rejection

Woodfibre responds by saying it will re-adjust to suit the District’s needs