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MacLean Homes’ bid to build a six-storey, 87-unit rental development at 1730 Chesterfield Ave. going to public hearing

Pineapple Express brought us 27 days of rain

Council mulls merit of awarding contracts to locals

The volunteer boards and committees that help guide the North Shore’s non-profits and local governments have almost tripled the number of immigrants in their ranks.

Traffic gridlock, commute times straining local workforce, major employers tell business forum

A group of Seymour residents are dismayed to see life imitating some famous Joni Mitchell lyrics outside their backyards. “They’re tearing down paradise and putting up a parking lot,” said Nicholas Nagy, a Jubilee Court resident who found B.C.

Cleaner Delia Tanza makes a speech at Capilano University Wednesday calling for the school to pay its workers a living wage and benefits. Tanza said she works three jobs to make ends meet.

Skiers, snowboarders and tobogganers will be able to take to the slopes on Mt. Seymour ski resort tomorrow – Friday, Dec. 1 – when the mountain officially opens for snow-filled action from 1 to 9 p.m.

A West Vancouver woman who had two seasons of fame on a reality TV show that focused on lifestyles of Vancouver’s wealthy “housewives” is being sued by her credit union for not paying her overdraft loans.

The number of people in Vancouver using public transit on their daily commute is on the rise, and increasing faster than any other major metropolitan area in the country.