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Artist Xwalachtun and MLA Naomi Yamamoto light the flame for the 55+ B.C. Games, Thursday morning at Shipbuilders’ Square. The City and District of North Vancouver will host the Games Aug. 25-29.
NDP would win Burnaby North-Seymour: poll

NDP would win Burnaby North-Seymour: poll

Dogwood Initiative commissioned a new poll that shows New Democrats in the lead for new Burnaby riding
Police hunt for hit-and-run suspect

Police hunt for hit-and-run suspect

West Vancouver police are looking for a suspect who decided the best thing to do after getting into a car accident was run off into the bushes. Investigators were called to the Highway 1 onramp at Taylor Way just after 8:30 p.m.
Baby chicken abandoned in Capilano River park

Baby chicken abandoned in Capilano River park

For the second time in two months, the West Vancouver SPCA is sheltering a chicken in need of a home — this one deliberately abandoned.
John Weston breaks party ranks over derelict vessels bill

John Weston breaks party ranks over derelict vessels bill

West Vancouver MP John Weston broke party ranks in the House of Commons last week, being the only Conservative to vote in favour of an NDP private member’s bill on derelict vessels. “Obviously it’s a rare occurrence . . .
North Vancouver city council stays hands-off in hedge fights

North Vancouver city council stays hands-off in hedge fights

It was probably the first dispute between neighbours after the invention of the hedge — and it remains perennial suburban annoyance.
Quarry Rock weekend rescue draws a crowd

Quarry Rock weekend rescue draws a crowd

District of North Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services members were tasked with trail rescues nine times over the course of the weekend — almost all of them at Deep Cove’s Quarry Rock and Baden Powell trails.
Highways critic calls for audit

Highways critic calls for audit

A former contractor who worked on the Sea-to-Sky Highway project says he’s concerned there are significant problems with more retaining walls built along the highway — including one near Eagleridge Bluffs in West Vancouver.
Low snowpack no worry for water reserves

Low snowpack no worry for water reserves

While this year’s smaller-than-normal snowpack is not expected to impact the North Shore’s water supply this summer, Metro Vancouver has put some water reserves in its back pocket in case of a drought.
West Vancouver church says no to cell tower

West Vancouver church says no to cell tower

Congregation split on Telus proposal in British properties