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With construction set to begin as early as next spring, the District of North Vancouver is looking for a few good comments on their plans for “structured play” spaces in Bridgman Park. Until Dec.

British Columbia Rapid Transit Company and CUPE 7000, the union representing 900 SkyTrain workers, have agreed to mediation beginning next week.

Lane closures on Lions Gate Bridge are expected starting tonight and picking up again Saturday evening, according to the B.C. Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure.

The province is supporting two new research projects into the health impacts of fighting forest fires

CN Rail workers have been on the picket line on West First Street in North Vancouver since the Teamsters walked off the job on Monday. Photo Paul McGrath, North Shore News

North Vancouver Liberal MP Jonathan Wilkinson has been named Canada’s new minister of environment and climate change as Justin Trudeau’s new government was sworn in in Ottawa Wednesday.

While voters on the North Shore returned Liberal candidates to all three North Shore seats on election night, a look at poll-by-poll results showed distinct differences in how various areas of the North Shore’s three ridings cast their ballots.

Unifor has announced a full shutdown of buses and Seabus operations in the TransLink region for three days next week, as workers hit the picket lines.

ICBC’s head office in North Vancouver was the subject of a bomb threat Tuesday afternoon. Someone called the office and made the threat around 4 p.m., just as employees were going home for the day, according to Sgt.

B.C. Ferries’ first hybrid-electric ferries are on their way to British Columbia. The Island Class ships departed Constanta, Romania on Wednesday cradled on a semi-submersible vessel for the 10,305 nautical mile journey to Vancouver Island.