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Canada Post says it is preparing for “a Christmas season like no other” and recommends people start their holiday shopping early.

Topics ranging from transit, taxes to testing for COVID-19 dominated a meet-the-candidates event for the North Vancouver-Lonsdale riding Thursday morning.

BC Ferries says its latest public engagement on Sunshine Coast service drew nearly 1,500 online responses and more than 80 applications to join the “Moving Ahead Together on the Sunshine Coast” working group. In an Oct.

Capilano River spillway malfunction that swept away anglers Ryan Nickerson and son Hugh still under investigation

It may have started out as an impaired driving call, but it ended up with a man being arrested and sent to hospital to be treated for an overdose. Just before 1 a.m. on Friday, Sept.

Parents of children in Div. 4 Grade 4 and 5 class told to monitor for symptoms

The District of North Vancouver is about to bring the hammer down on anyone tempting bears to an early death with attractants in their yards.

Questions about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on local business were the focus Wednesday morning as the North Vancouver Chamber of Commerce hosted a virtual meet-the-candidate event for candidates running in the North Vancouver-Seymour riding.

The following News article, reprinted in its entirety, appeared in the North Shore News on June 28, 2002.

Metro Vancouver has ruled out foul play in the Oct. 1 release at the Cleveland Dam that sent a torrent of water down the Capilano River, leaving one man dead and another one missing. But, the exact cause has still not been revealed.