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There was no on-board fire or injuries following a small explosion that occurred on a cargo ship in Burrard Inlet yesterday evening, according to Transport Canada. The explosion occurred just before 5 p.m.

Two of the key figures named in a civil forfeiture case have filed responses in court denying they were involved in money laundering or that they bought property, including a $3.2-million house in West Vancouver, with the proceeds of crime.

Unprepared hikers lead to busy BC Day weekend

This is the second rock climber to die on the Chief in the last six weeks

Longstanding business forced to move following high tax burden

The sailing yacht Maiden, the first to be sailed around the world by an all-female crew in the 1989-90 Whitbread Round the World Yacht Race is accompanied by canoes from the Pulling Together Society as it approaches the St.

Grade 12 students on the North Shore affected by glitch

The trees are coming out so the highway infrastructure can move in.

Liberals, NDP hope to have candidates by end of month

The Vancouver Pride Society is expecting more than half a million people to turn out for Sunday’s Pride Parade, and there, at the front of the festivities will be Orene Askew, the first-ever Squamish Nation member to be named a grand marshal of the p