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Crematorium offers comfort for grieving owners

Urban areas of the province – especially those with high property assessments like the North Shore – are paying an unfair share of school taxes, Metro leaders say.

There’s been a lot of water under that bridge. So much so, in fact, it’s time for the bridge to be replaced. The District of North Vancouver is preparing to disassemble Montroyal Boulevard bridge over Mosquito Creek and replace it with a new one.

RCMP officer are getting their first raise in years, although some local members are staging a protest in a labour dispute with the federal government.

Developer compensates displaced tenants with $4,000 but stress of finding new homes remains

Economic development, transit, LNG top issues

West Vancouver teacher Todd Ablett’s commute to work would be the envy of many. “If I have no traffic, I have an eight-minute commute,” says Ablett, who lives in Caulfield and heads up the mechatronics robotics academy at West Vancouver secondary.

Building set for summer after cul-de-sac confab

Electrical short-circuit in substation causes outage

If you saw police and construction workers gathering at Capilano Road and Marine Drive Thursday afternoon, it wasn’t the beginnings of a Village People reunion tour.