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How much are North Vancouver’s residents willing to pay for North Vancouver’s heritage? City of North Vancouver council debated the awkward relationship between the memories of yesterday and the tax bills of tomorrow at a meeting April 11.

Two men caught illegally catching Dungeness crabs off North Vancouver’s Cates Park last year have been fined over $3,000 by the courts. The two men were caught illegally fishing for crabs off the pier on Jan. 11, 2015.

There are doggy-dos and doggy-don’ts. A Lower Lonsdale strata building manager is wondering who has made a habit of throwing bags full of dog poop onto his roof. It first started in the summer of 2015.

LoLo woman in dispute with developer

TransLink is tinkering with a number of its North Shore bus routes affecting transit users who ride to Upper Lonsdale, Lynn Valley and Horseshoe Bay.

Interim bylaw will prevent cutting of very large trees

After a weeks-long, multi-agency effort, rescue crews have recovered the body of Cole Marsh, the Coquitlam teen presumed drowned in Lynn Creek last month.

Port Metro Vancouver is no more. From now on, ships heading into local terminals will be entering the Port of Vancouver. The port officially rebranded last week, shedding its old moniker.

After stretching to record breaking levels at the start of the week, the mercury will likely slide again Thursday, according to Environment Canada meteorologist Matt MacDonald.

Transport Canada is investigating after a wayward paraglider became snagged on power lines Monday night, putting roughly 2,800 properties in Canyon Heights and Edgemont in the dark. The incident happened just after 8:30 p.m.