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Two North Vancouver residents were briefly hospitalized and approximately 30 are out of their homes after a fire tore through a Lower Lonsdale apartment early Friday morning.

District of North Vancouver council has passed its 2019 budget, just about eight months ahead of schedule.

A number of West Vancouver high school students who live on Bowen Island were left high and dry recently after B.C. Ferries refused to let them walk on to the 7:30 a.m. vessel, telling students it was full.

Most people think it’s important to get a flu shot – they just don’t necessarily plan on getting one.

Referendum information cards have started arriving in mailboxes this week in anticipation of the mail-in vote on changing the provincial voting system. In the lead-up to the referendum, Elections B.C. is asking B.C.

This article has been amended. Signed, delivered, but not yet sealed. City of North Vancouver council took the unusual step of deferring final approval of a Chesterfield Avenue rental project Sept. 17 over concerns about tenant relocation.

Progress on approved development is halted, as only a fraction of tenants in existing building have new homes to go to

District of North Vancouver project vote delayed to post-election

Your adrenaline may be up, but your volume ought to be down. In a polite bid to assure trail etiquette is followed, Metro Vancouver recently installed a sign at the Grouse Grind advising hikers that amplified music is not allowed.

The City of North Vancouver replaced an eyesore with an eyeful. That was the consensus after council voted 4-3 in favour of swapping out the dilapidated store at 1705 Larson Rd. to bring in two three-storey buildings and four townhouses.