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Fake gun draws real police in West Vancouver

Fake gun draws real police in West Vancouver

West Vancouver police are again warning the public after someone carrying a fake gun provoked a very real police response.
Coun. Linda Buchanan to run for mayor in City of North Van

Coun. Linda Buchanan to run for mayor in City of North Van

Coun. Linda Buchanan will attempt to become Mayor Buchanan this fall.
'I just punched it right in the jaw': woman fights coyote to save small dog

'I just punched it right in the jaw': woman fights coyote to save small dog

A North Vancouver woman is rattled but otherwise OK after fighting a coyote to save a small dog from its clutches near Grouse Mountain on Wednesday.
Vancouver police seek boater who nearly rammed the SeaBus (VIDEO)

Vancouver police seek boater who nearly rammed the SeaBus (VIDEO)

Vancouver police are looking for the pilot of a boat that came dangerously close to the SeaBus. The incident happened on just before 1 p.m. May 5, prompting a warning from the police and the Vancouver Fraser Port Authourity.
West Van Liberals host Democracy Talks: Canada's Enviroment and Economy

West Van Liberals host Democracy Talks: Canada's Enviroment and Economy

The Honourable Minister of Transport , Marc Garneau (right) and Dr.
North Vancouver council gets an earful at divisive public hearing

North Vancouver council gets an earful at divisive public hearing

Public hearing set to conclude Wednesday in council chambers
Humpback whale injured in Howe Sound

Humpback whale injured in Howe Sound

The organization wants to warn boaters to be cautious
City of North Vancouver backs away from reunification study

City of North Vancouver backs away from reunification study

Results of district's initial survey on amalgamation expected this month
Vancouver’s Aboriginal relations manager resigns to run Ian Campbell’s mayoral campaign

Vancouver’s Aboriginal relations manager resigns to run Ian Campbell’s mayoral campaign

Ginger Gosnell-Myers’ departure ‘big loss, but in pursuit of gain for Indigenous people’
Federal government announces $1.5 million toward reconfiguring Squamish Spit

Federal government announces $1.5 million toward reconfiguring Squamish Spit

The improvements to the area are meant to restore salmon populations