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Judge releases reasons in CapU arson and tire-slashing case

Most teachers around the province head back to classrooms next week with new rules in place that will put limits on class sizes and the number of special needs students in each of those classrooms.

Some Lonsdale Avenue residents got an unwelcome wake-up call last night when an out of control construction truck stopped within inches of an apartment building.

Hot, dry weather to carry through long weekend

The District of West Vancouver will face off against CN Rail in a tribunal hearing this fall over access to the municipality’s popular waterfront Seawalk.

A North Vancouver man is lamenting the eviction of his tenants after the District of North Vancouver enforced the shutdown of his rooming house. The District of North Vancouver, however, states the home is a safety risk.

North Vancouver RCMP have identified four suspects in last week’s egging that left a Canyon Heights teen seriously injured , and will soon be seeking charges. As he walked home on Highland Boulevard Aug.

Animal welfare searching for white shepherd after Inter River incident

The volunteer boards and committees help guide the North Shore’s local governments, and non-profits are falling behind in ensuring that their membership reflects the communities they serve.

A Squamish man found guilty of arson for setting fire to the library at Capilano University and slashing the tires of hundreds of vehicles in the same area will not be jailed for his crimes.