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The oldest building on the North Shore will stand for another two months, but nothing after that is guaranteed.

'[TransLink] claims to have a plan in place but it does not seem like it is being enforced,' wrote the petitioner.

RCMP have arrested one person in connection with a hoax phone call that left the Lynn Valley Care Centre drastically understaffed during the early days of the pandemic.

A slim majority say they expect the financial fallout to be worse the second time around.

The District of North Vancouver gave the greenlight to a proposal for a cannabis shop on Marine Drive Monday night, while another proposal for a shop on the same street went up in smoke.

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way Canadians buy and sell. The move to tap, swipe and insert cards, use electronic transfers and pay via mobile devices has all but rendered obsolete the idea of handing over a wad of cash for any kind of item.

After a particularly busy weekend, it’s starting to feel like the old days for North Shore Rescue – and not in a good way.

Dignitaries gathered at Seaspan’s Vancouver Shipyard Monday to celebrate the $2.4-billion contract that will keep the North Shore’s largest employer humming into 2025.

Two 15-year-old boys building a fort on the side of Burnaby Mountain made a grisly discovery last week. On Thursday evening at about 6:30 p.m.

Mike Sokal often takes a moment to admire the clear water of Okanagan Lake whenever he takes another sample for water quality testing. The lake is an essential part of life in the Okanagan and is home to an abundance of waterfowl and fish species.