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More than a few people got nailed on the highway in West Vancouver Monday night and it wasn’t for speeding. According to police, around 8:45 p.m.

BC Ferries has announced two promotions with discounts on certain routes. The Sunrise and Sunset Savings promotion provides savings on more than 1,600 early-morning and late-evening sailings between May 16 and Sept. 4.

NANAIMO — The Green Party of Canada established a second beachhead on Vancouver Island Monday night, wrestling the Nanaimo-Ladysmith riding away from the NDP in a byelection.

There’s no future in plastics. That seemed to be the consensus at District of North Vancouver municipal hall Monday night as council voted 5-0 to have staff investigate a policy regulating single-use items like plastic bags and straws.

McLaren sports car driven by new driver one of five vehicles impounded by Squamish Traffic Services Saturday

North Van firefighters say a local fishing crew is lucky after an ammonia leak aboard their boat sent one man to hospital. The first 911 call came in at 4 a.m.

A Vancouver realtor who committed professional misconduct during the sale of a house on Mathers Avenue in West Vancouver has been fined $6,500 and ordered to take a remedial education course in real estate buying and selling.

McLaren sports car driven by new driver one of five vehicles impounded by Squamish Traffic Services Saturday

A destructive blaze possibly caused by an improperly extinguished cigarette on a condo deck in Central Lonsdale early Sunday morning has displaced 65 residents. Just before 5 a.m.

While Metro Vancouver residents embrace the warmer weather this coming summer, TransLink is set to spend the next five months engaging locals on transportation priorities for the next three decades.