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Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan took part in cutting some of the first steel for Canada’s joint support ships with a plasma cutter at Seaspan shipyards Friday while announcing the official start to the project.

Highest court in land backs Law Society of B.C., Trinity Western University's covenant deemed "degrading"

Ironworker John Wright one of 18 men who perished on June 17, 1958

Developers, property managers donate apartments for displaced familites

The majority of respondents say they support the proposed stops for a new B-Line bus service for the North Shore, but local municipalities and TransLink have some tougher questions to answer about what exactly the service will look like when it’s rol

Co-housing is going public. City of North Vancouver residents will have their chance to weigh in on a 27-unit co-housing project slated for Chesterfield Avenue, following council’s 6-1 decision to push the project to public hearing Monday.

Students streamed out of Handsworth Secondary Thursday morning after the school received a bomb threat at approximately 8:35 a.m. It took about 20 minutes to clear students and staff from the building, according to North Vancouver RCMP Cpl.

Donations received at mall, bank and parade

District, which appropriated lot "for public use" in 2015, will not have to pay higher amount previous owner demanded

Ouch! That’s gotta hurt. A construction worker on a West Vancouver job site was taken to hospital Monday morning after accidentally stapling a nail into his leg with a nail gun. The man was working for Ringmaster Construction Management Ltd.