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Rain down low and snow up high as Environment Canada issues a warning

A busy weekend in the backcountry has North Shore Rescue poised to break records for the highest number of call-outs they’ve had in a year. “We had our 138th and 139th calls so we’ve tied our overall record in 2015,” said Doug Pope, search manager.

Council looks to limit size, number of election signs

The Huawei boss being detained for possible extradition to the U.S. was taken to Richmond Hospital after her arrest last week at YVR.

There’s poetry and motions this Monday night. We’ve got electricity on the agenda in the City of North Vancouver and a closer look at development around Rodgers Creek in West Vancouver.

Over a third of district buildings estimated to be in poor condition

A cyclist who was injured after being struck from behind by a truck in West Vancouver in June of 2017 has filed lawsuits against both the driver of the truck and ICBC.

A North Vancouver man who kicked his elderly dog in public and dragged it down the street by the leash when the dog had difficulty walking has been handed a suspended sentence by a judge and been banned from owning an animal for five years.

Priority bus lanes essential to plan: TransLink