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A North Vancouver man is out $3,000 after scammers pretending to be tax collectors convinced him to pay his supposed bill to the taxman with the cryptocurrency bitcoin.

The way the City of Burnaby dealt with Trans Mountain’s permitting requests was “not reasonable” and resulted in “unreasonable delay,” according to the National Energy Board.

A North Vancouver man released after spending 27 years in jail for a wrongful conviction is asking the courts to dismiss a civil lawsuit launched by five women who still allege being victimized by him.

The District of North Vancouver has a new fire chief.

North Shore News, January 19 and 21, 1996

North Vancouver’s business community is warning our daily transportation problems aren’t just a nuisance that make us late for dinner – they’re an existential threat to the local economy.

An independent commission set up to examine whether a driving toll could help reduce traffic gridlock has narrowed down the options that might be workable in the Lower Mainland.

The National Energy Board’s detailed route hearings for the Burnaby section of Kinder Morgan’s $7.4-billion Trans Mountain expansion project begin next week. The meetings will be held at the Delta Burnaby Hotel from Jan.

Environmental science, animation academies new in West Vancouver schools

A 10-year-old West Vancouver girl is recovering after being struck by the driver of an SUV on 15th Street Tuesday afternoon. West Vancouver police say the girl was walking home from Ridgeview Elementary around 3:15 p.m.