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Most Lower Mainland residents fear what would happen if an earthquake should hit. But a simulation? Hey, that could be some fun.

Update: Some of the information provided for the original story turned out not to be correct. Specifically the type of foam used in the fight and when the victim was released from hospital.

A North Vancouver senior is facing charges after allegedly firing a shotgun “in the direction” of a passing pleasure boat in the Burrard Inlet.

Heritage house faces demolition if not moved

North Vancouver City council debates 20-year-old commercial gambling ban

Beaches polluted in the recent oil spill remained closed in West Vancouver Monday and Tuesday, despite beaches across Burrard Inlet being reopened.

Late West Vancouver secondary teacher Gordon Trousdell was honoured earlier this month for the positive influence he had on his students.

The City of North Vancouver is upping its taxes by 3.9 per cent but you better read the fine print before getting out the chequebook.

Council mulls citizens' plea for off-leash park in area

A piece of the Stawamus Chief appears to have fallen off, alarming the community and drawing emergency crews to the scene. The piece, which appears to have been at least 50 feet wide, perhaps larger, dropped just before 12 p.m.