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A controversial Conservative candidate who has previously been vocal about opposing abortion and LGBTQ-inclusive policies and who has made a point of avoiding media interviews turned out to an all-candidates “mixer” to chat with a business crowd in N

The number of people travelling around the North Shore continues to climb but some big shifts are happening in the way we do it.

A distracted-driving ticket issued to a Vancouver woman for charging her cellphone in her front-seat cup holder is raising legal questions about the use of electronic devices in cars.

The North Shore Mountain Bike Association is warning people to avoid trails in the Seymour area after a few run-ins with a particularly territorial black bear.

Ophir Barzilay, a North Shore high school student and aspiring photographer, attended the massive Vancouver Climate Strike Friday and came back with these images to share with North Shore News readers.

Candidates for Sea to Sky riding sought to impress voters gathered at Quest University

BC Hydro ramping kills hundreds of spawning pink salmon on Cheakamus River Sept. 20, but company says it is working toward solution

Exact costs of new tunnel unknown but will be similar to previously proposed bridge, says Ministry of Transportation. A new environmental assessment will be required.

Facility at Simon Fraser University Surrey campus will be part of planned "innovation corridor," premier says

At Braemar Elementary, they get the big picture. Specifically, a massive mural that now adorns the cul-de-sac outside the main entrance, welcoming students.