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A comment made by Liberal MLA Simon Gibson about Indigenous people is drawing controversy. Squamish Nation university student Taylor McCarthy says Gibson’s comment stereotyped Aboriginal people in B.C. as impoverished and troubled.

The most beloved team in Vancouver has joined forces with the most beloved team on the North Shore.

Back off, bud. The City of North Vancouver is aiming to slam the lid on the host of unlicensed pot shops that have operated with seeming impunity in recent years following Monday’s council meeting.

A Municipal Insurance Association (MIA) review is calling the driftwood hut that’s been a fixture in Davis Bay for years a high risk.

Financial worries are stressful for everyone, but if you’re a woman in this province, money troubles are worse and the stress will hit you harder. That’s according to a new Vancity report that found B.C. women worry more than B.C.

A Surrey man who says he was injured after stepping on to a rotten stair on a West Vancouver public beach access trail has launched a lawsuit against the municipality. Nicholas Anastas, a Surrey businessman, filed the lawsuit in B.C.

“Sign, sign, everywhere a sign,” the song’s lyrics go. “Do this, don’t do that, can’t you read the sign?” For a host of drivers on the North Shore Tuesday afternoon, the answer is evidently not.

A development company whose owner cut down two trees on public property despite being denied permission by the District of West Vancouver has been handed a $20,000 fine in court. Lexa Developments Ltd. was handed the fine Feb.

Bill Morneau addresses potential trade war with U.S. during Vancouver visit

A nearby resident is raising concerns pile driving at Kinder Morgan’s Westridge Marine Terminal is causing tremors that are affecting homes in the area.