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One of two teenagers arrested in North Vancouver this month after residents noticed them driving erratically in a quiet cul-de-sac has now been charged with robbery and use of an imitation firearm in connection with an alleged carjacking.

A Richmond scout group had a hands-on lesson in bear awareness in North Vancouver over the Thanksgiving weekend after a black bear tore apart their tents set up for a group camp out on Mt. Seymour.

As the new, densified Moodyville takes shape, City of North Vancouver council is contemplating a two-building, 200-unit mixed-use development in the middle of it. Council voted 5-1 to advance the East Third Street and St. Davids Avenue project Oct.

Pressure on reducing credit-card interchange fees may ramp up; ban on single-use plastics may also take place

Trans Mountain sent an email entitled “Burnaby construction updates” to subscribers on Wednesday that included an item about the tunnel that is supposed to go through Burnaby Mountain. “Crews will be boring the 2.

The BC Centre for Disease Control calls on all people who use drugs, whether through smoking or snorting, to pick up and learn how to use a naloxone kit.

Squamish climbers ask for protection of Murrin Park routes that are part of the Squamish Nation Woodfibre LNG deal

Vancouver businessman involved in U.S. college admissions scandal now facing further allegations

Thirsty B.C. Ferries passengers will have the chance to sip an alcoholic beverage on sailings between Vancouver and Victoria starting Thursday.

This story has been amended since first posting to remove information since redacted from the BCFIRB ruling.