Local News

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.

One man is dead and his son is still missing following a disaster on the Capilano River, Oct. 1. The Cleveland Dam was part way through a maintenance project when the spillway opened unexpectedly around 1:45 p.m.

Passengers could get from Downtown Vancouver to Whistler in half an hour, say proponents.

When returns are high, dominant fish will deliberately allow younger fish to feed on the excess

Opposition needed to counter “right-wing influencers’ ‘biblical gaslighting”

If tariffs are imposed, they will probably push up the price of B.C.'s third largest export on both sides of the border, says executive director of the B.C. Blueberry Council

Former Vancouver School Board chair Patti Bacchus wanted records from executives who claimed mental anguish from a toxic workplace environment

New site will replace current testing site at Centennial Theatre parking lot

A new eight-lane tunnel or a 10-lane bridge – these are the dueling visions to fix gridlock at the George Massey crossing of the two parties vying for power in the provincial election.