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The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure says human error by one of its contractors is to blame for the near-extinction of a local population of cutthroat trout.

Council votes 5-2 to punt debate on Maplewood project to post-election time

When recreational marijuana hits the marketplace on Oct. 17, West Vancouver residents will have to go elsewhere to partake.

It may not quite be Rear Window , but a North Vancouver resident with a keen eye for the unusual is being credited for foiling a possible break-in. The alert citizen – who was apparently up and looking out the window at 1 a.m.

Seaspan president and CEO Brian Carter welcomes Wes Nahanee and a pile of paddlers to the North Vancouver marine facility during the Pulling Together Canoe Journey.

Squamish Nation members, joined by West Vancouver police, North Vancouver RCMP and Integrated First Nations Unit members, march at the annual Sexual Abuse and Domestic Violence Prevention Rally.

A construction worker needed a lift from the fire department late Friday night after a nasty foot injury left him at the bottom of a six-metre trench.

Innovate, procrastinate, or deviate? Those seem to be the three choices facing District of North Vancouver this Monday as council grapples with the massive Maplewood innovation district proposal.

A procession of around 75 canoes and kayaks paddled their way from North Vancouver to the Westridge Marine terminal in Burnaby Saturday morning for a water ceremony, in protest of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.