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District of North Vancouver voters aren’t just picking a new mayor and council on Oct. 20. They’ve also been given the chance to hand their new municipal leaders some Day 1 marching orders.

B.C. Ferries plans to build at least five new large ferries to serve Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland, at a cost that could reach $1 billion — and it’s leaving open the possibility of building two or three more. “Wow.

Debate veers from art to transit to who’s actually read the district’s official community plan

An SFU transportation expert says the North Shore is getting short-changed by the province and TransLink – and that we should be next in line for rapid transit.

Indigenous and LGBTQ young people disproportionately found homeless

This fall, British Columbians will vote on what voting system we should use for provincial elections. The province is holding a referendum on electoral reform between Oct. 22 and Nov. 30, 2018. Voters will be asked two questions.

If you’re behind the wheel, keep your hands off the phone.

The Squamish Nation celebrated the grand reopening of the Squamish Nation Training and Trades Centre in North Vancouver Wednesday (Oct. 3) morning.

The dog that attacked a West Vancouver senior leaving him with gashes and missing a fingertip has been put down. Gary Cuthbert, 82, was hospitalized Sept. 28 after being attacked by a dog while on a walking trail beneath the Lions Gate Bridge.

$225K request deferred to next council