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One charge has now been sworn in the fatal crash outside Horseshoe Bay last month. On Aug. 11, the driver of a southbound van crossed over the yellow line on Pascoe Road and collided with a northbound vehicle.

Former prime minister Jean Chretién was in North Vancouver Thursday evening.

A little scratch led to a heap of cash for one lucky North Vancouver gambler. After years of plunking down ten bucks a week on scratch and win tickets, Katarina Burgess recently pocketed $675,000 on a $5 Set For Life ticket.

District needs 230 new units per year

In a week when teen climate activist Greta Thunberg addressed the UN and youth “climate strikes” have been taking place around the world, the issue of climate change and the environment has been top of mind for voters.

North Vancouver students who skip school on Friday to attend a global youth “climate strike” urging political action on climate change will have the moral support of their school trustees.

The fire that tore through the shuttered Ambleside Youth Centre last March was arson, investigators revealed this week.

Intertwining a corporate brand with political stances can be a risky business, say analysts

The one-of-a-kind Port Moody research facility is in jeopardy, just as researchers say we need it most