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A North Vancouver senior has been awarded $93,000 in damages by a B.C. Supreme Court justice after she injured herself falling into an open water meter box set into a West Vancouver sidewalk.

Jordan Bogress began the junior hockey season in Saskatchewan playing for the Broncos

The collision last Friday in rural Saskatchewan that killed 15 players and officials with the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team has hit everyone in the sports community hard, says Valerie Murdocco of the Coquitlam Minor Hockey Association.

Station announces "a major refresh" — without its co-anchors

Alcohol retailers remain eager to sell recreational cannabis despite the B.C.

If you think of the North Shore municipal governments as a tricycle, all three wheels are rolling on Monday night. We’ve got possible Park Royal developments, funding for a new museum, and a plan to keep the next flood in the creek.

A second anti-pipeline protester has been charged with assault for allegedly pushing and pulling at a Burnaby RCMP officer while he was trying to arrest another demonstrator for mischief last month.

A 75-year-old West Vancouver woman is the latest person on the North Shore to fall victim to “tax collector” scammers. Luckily, in this case, police were able to intercept her payment before the fraudsters pocketed $5,000 of her money.

Your next ferry ride may have just gotten a whole lot cheaper. As of April 1, B.C. Ferries has reduced fare rates on 21 inter-island and northern routes, as well as the Horseshoe Bay to Langdale route, by an average of 15 per cent.

Federal government exemption on fabricated steel products from Asia could help B.C. gas