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Vandal floods dozens of Lower Lonsdale condos

Vandal floods dozens of Lower Lonsdale condos

North Vancouver RCMP are investigating after a vandal sabotaged a Lower Lonsdale condo’s fire protection system, flooding five floors and putting dozens of people out of their homes.
West Vancouver considers 4.7% tax hike

West Vancouver considers 4.7% tax hike

Repair bill for at-risk infrastructure pegged at $29 million
Port Moody Mayor Vagramov charged with sexual assault

Port Moody Mayor Vagramov charged with sexual assault

Special prosecutor lay a charge of sexual assault after three month investigation.
Parents file complaints over Squamish Nation daughter found dead in Vancouver hotel

Parents file complaints over Squamish Nation daughter found dead in Vancouver hotel

‘If this had been a white girl from West Vancouver, I’ve got to think the process would have been a little different,’ says father
BC Ferries probing cause of Queen of Surrey crash

BC Ferries probing cause of Queen of Surrey crash

Service to Langdale halted for most of Tuesday
B.C. coroner’s remains map locates unsolved cases

B.C. coroner’s remains map locates unsolved cases

From a long-sideburned man in Victoria to the bodies of two little boys found in Vancouver’s Stanley Park more than 60 years ago, each of British Columbia’s unsolved cases involving human remains has its place on a new interactive map. B.C.
North Vancouver’s Esplanade Cineplex closing next week

North Vancouver’s Esplanade Cineplex closing next week

It’s the last picture show in Lower Lonsdale. Cineplex Cinemas has confirmed it will be closing its Esplanade theatre on April 2, just as the new state-of-the-art Park Royal location is due to open later in the week.
Canada Line train stalls on bridge, causing delays

Canada Line train stalls on bridge, causing delays

A mechanical issue on the Canada Line that caused significant delays Wednesday morning has now been fixed, says TransLink. Shortly before 8 a.m., trains stopped along the Canada Line as a train stalled between Bridgeport and Marine Drive.
Court orders West Van man to stop giving Botox treatments

Court orders West Van man to stop giving Botox treatments

A West Vancouver man has been ordered to stop giving Botox treatments and stop portraying himself as a doctor. In November 2018, the College of Physicians and Surgeons of B.C.
Rescue teams get $18.6 million funding boost

Rescue teams get $18.6 million funding boost

Help is on the way for B.C.’s ground search and rescue volunteers. Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General Mike Farnworth announced Saturday the province is committing $18.6 million to the B.C.