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A bouncy castle designed to look like a burning brick building marred a joyful community gathering for one Lynn Valley mother. Hayley Kelly was attending Lynn Valley Days when her young children made a beeline for a red bouncy castle.

A B.C. Ferries crew rescued a man who went overboard from the Queen of Cowichan Tuesday morning in the waters between Passage Island and Bowen Island. Passengers and crew on the ferry saw the elderly man go overboard at about 9 a.m.

Long-range forecast is for hotter-than-average summer

District of West Vancouver council has approved a new 25-year plan for the community.

Following a lengthy and at times contentious debate Monday, District of North Vancouver council voted 4-3 to approve the 411-unit Emery Village development, displacing 37 households.

Don’t be fooled by Monday’s slender agendas as all three councils are slated to deal with issues of massive importance including 411 units proposed for Emery Village, 802 units proposed for the Harry Jerome project, and a community plan that dictates

A former North Vancouver couple have been ordered to pay $37,000 to the people who bought their house on Cloverley Street after a judge determined they deliberately concealed knowledge of a buried oil tank on their property. B.C.

Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan took part in cutting some of the first steel for Canada’s joint support ships with a plasma cutter at Seaspan shipyards Friday while announcing the official start to the project.

Highest court in land backs Law Society of B.C., Trinity Western University's covenant deemed "degrading"

Ironworker John Wright one of 18 men who perished on June 17, 1958