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The twisted, gnarled and knotty colossal mass is the most beautiful log Richard Harvey has ever seen. Harvey, who lives steps from the Seymour River, first spotted the large limb further upstream six months ago.

Municipal crews were kept busy Monday morning dealing with the impact of an intense rain storm that hit the North Shore starting Sunday and continuing through Monday morning.

Riots, concerts, Stanley Cup runs — the ‘Rink on Renfrew’ has seen it all

Sun seekers now have more options for travel to Mexico

Nick Geer, a former Insurance Corp. of B.C. chief executive, is being remembered as a dedicated family man after his death in a motor-vehicle accident. Geer, 75, was killed Monday in the crash near Sacramento, California.

Running a pipeline through the Brunette River Conservation Area will undo some of the decades-long work streamkeepers have done to restore Burnaby’s waterways.

If you’re planning on attending a council meeting on the North Shore tonight, there’s a good chance you’ll be home by the time The Bachelor is on.

North Vancouver school trustees are getting a pay raise. The board of education voted Tuesday to give themselves a 2.2 per cent raise for the period July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018.

As B.C. Ferries looks to the future, it’s thinking a lot about self-driving cars and being able to re-invent itself.

Though the plan has been in place and the ink has been dry for more than a decade, a soon-to-be-started housing development on the edge of Hollyburn Mountain is irking some on West Vancouver council. On Feb.