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BC Hydro says vandal cutting into transformers at risk of electrocution

A standoff on the North Vancouver courthouse steps today ended peacefully after a man in a mental health crisis who had been holding a knife to his throat surrendered shortly after noon.

A Blueridge daycare operator is considering legal action against the District of North Vancouver after her bid to look after more children was approved by council but denied at the permit stage – a reversal she says cost her more than $11,000.

West Vancouver council may soon be staffing up in hopes of beating the bulldozers in the race for heritage homes.

Seaspan Marine Transportation is debuting its latest high-tech tactic to help tug masters safely and gingerly nudge 10,000-tonne ships up to Port of Vancouver docks.

Aggressive bear stalks anglers, charges conservation officer near Rice Lake

The Tsleil-Waututh Nation is launching another legal challenge to Canada’s approval of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

Heavy flames burst from a diesel locomotive just below West First Street late Monday afternoon, scorching the train car and sending a pungent smell wafting over the waterfront.

A man dubbed the “breakout burglar” by police after hiding inside North Vancouver businesses after closing time to steal cash and valuables before breaking out again has been sentenced.

Company has 35 conditions to meet