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It’s the only traffic jam on the North Shore that’s perhaps more dispiriting than the Cut or the Lions Gate Bridge approaches.

Teachers on the North Shore are applauding an interim deal between the province and the teachers’ union that will see money going toward more classroom help within the next month.

West Vancouver council has let the air out of the tires on a plan that would have seen visitors charged for parking at the district’s most popular parks.

Onboard recording of near miss with cyclist key evidence in trial

New measure aimed at helping ease tax burden on those whose property values soared

Don’t pack away your crampons just yet. Although the 14-day weather forecast calls for rain and warmer temperatures, Mother Nature has been sneaky with snowstorms since early December, catching many homeowners unprepared.

One man is dead following a multi-vehicle collision that shut down the Cut for several hours Monday afternoon. The first 911 calls came in at 3:45 p.m. reporting a crash just north of the Mountain Highway overpass.

A 41-year-old homeless woman has been identified as the victim of a November homicide in North Vancouver.

It may soon cost you to park at some of West Vancouver’s more popular parks.

Boys playing a game of tag with toy knives in a North Vancouver park got some unintended attention from police this week after an alarmed bystander called RCMP. Police were called out at about 4:30 p.m.