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The Confession Tapes revives debate over Rafay, Burns murder case two decades later

North Shore ski hills hope for another La Nina to bring cold and snow

There are now more than 100 Capilano University students bedding down each night at the school’s first residence buildings. The school has a five-year lease on a former boarding school for international students at 2420 Dollarton Hwy.

A majority of City of North Vancouver councillors declined to support a ban on corporate and union campaign donations at the municipal level Monday. With the Union of B.C. Municipalities set to tackle the issue next week, Coun.

The new NDP government introduced legislation Monday that will ban corporate and union donations in provincial politics, ending what’s been dubbed B.C.’s “Wild West” of election financing.

1968-era Royal George apartments to be refurbished, new highrise to bring much needed rentals

District of North Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services members say they may never know what caused a boat to go up in flames in Deep Cove on Monday. Crews were called to the marina just after 3:30 p.m.

West Vancouver police say impaired driving may be the cause of a crash that sent a Jeep through the wall of West Vancouver Fire and Rescue’s hall No. 3 in Caulfeild Saturday.

Three blazes broke out Friday evening in Delbrook, including one fire that came within inches of a home on West Windsor Road. Firefighters arrived on the scene to find fire tearing through a three-metre tall hedge.

How the North Shore can confront the rising tide of hatred