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North Vancouver residents can expect to see Mounties issuing more roadside tickets, especially in school zones. After conducting a public survey in October last year, the detachment has released its 2016 to 2018 police service plan.

Squamish powwow highlights traditions

After initially being shut out, the North Shore will now have a sit-down meeting with the federal panel consulting the public on Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain pipeline application.

Though they’re deeply concerned about speculation driving up cost of housing, members of West Vancouver council say they won’t be pursuing a tax on vacant homes anytime soon. B.C.

A worker has died in a fall at Neptune Bulk Terminals on the North Vancouver waterfront. WorkSafeBC and the B.C. Coroners Service are now investigating the incident, which happened early Wednesday morning.

District of North Vancouver firefighters say a man is fortunate to be alive after spending much of Saturday night unconscious in the rushing waters of Lynn Creek. Firefighters helped the man out of the woods around 10 a.m. Saturday.

Friends don’t let friends hike alone. That’s the message from North Shore Rescue this week, after three weekend operations to retrieve lost hikers who put themselves at greater risk by venturing out alone.

Anti-Semitic texts sent to Jewish teen shock dad