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Alleged West Vancouver sugar daddy fraudster arrested in Burnaby

Alleged West Vancouver sugar daddy fraudster arrested in Burnaby

West Vancouver police say they now have a man wanted on fraud charges in custody. Last week, police sought a warrant for the arrest of Christian Michael Lee Richardson, on allegations he’d been using the gay dating app Grindr to prey on younger men.
What's up at North Shore councils this week?

What's up at North Shore councils this week?

We’ve got trees that might go down, taxes that will probably go up, and more wheel-spinning on a plan to quicken crash clearing on the Ironworkers this Monday.
Yacht club in West Van ordered to pay after member’s fall from dock

Yacht club in West Van ordered to pay after member’s fall from dock

West Vancouver's Eagle Harbour Yacht Club has been ordered to pay up more than $20,000 to a member who was injured in a fall from their dock.
Support growing for Trans Mountain pipeline expansion in British Columbia

Support growing for Trans Mountain pipeline expansion in British Columbia

Support for the Kinder Morgan pipeline in British Columbia is rising significantly, according to a new study by the Angus Reid Institute. In February, 48 per cent of B.C.
Capilano U gets boost in funding for animation students

Capilano U gets boost in funding for animation students

Capilano University is making room for a few more colourful characters.
North Vancouver SeaBus hero honoured (VIDEO)

North Vancouver SeaBus hero honoured (VIDEO)

Brian Counihan of North Vancouver is a real-life hero. On April 12, Counihan saved a fellow SeaBus passenger’s life , by jumping into action and performing CPR as the man went into cardiac arrest half way across Burrard Inlet.
North Van pot shop rules hazy following public hearing

North Van pot shop rules hazy following public hearing

Marijuana store owners ask city council to let them stay open as temporary measure
Coyotes kill another small dog on the North Shore

Coyotes kill another small dog on the North Shore

Conservation officers on the North Shore are again warning the public after a coyote snatched a small dog and killed it, the second such case in a month.
Lonsdale Quay-Lynn Valley bus to roll more often starting next week

Lonsdale Quay-Lynn Valley bus to roll more often starting next week

It’s good news for those who frequent Lonsdale Quay, Lynn Valley and all stops in between via public transit. Starting next week, the No. 229 Lonsdale Quay/Lynn Valley bus will permanently operate more weekend trips, TransLink has announced.
Squamish Nation new council to be sworn in Sunday

Squamish Nation new council to be sworn in Sunday

Future meetings to be livestreamed — just one of the recent changes made by councillors since December election