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Whose baby shoes are encased in one of the entranceway sculptures? Who gave the bridge its sparkle?

A woman who argued she should not have had to go through with a real estate deal after the foreign buyers’ tax added $400,000 to her costs has had her case rejected in B.C. Supreme Court.

The second half of 2017 brought us stories about bears, buses and bowling. We watched Seaspan scrambling to deal with construction delays on federal ships and Sears shuttering its stores.

Kinder Morgan has been denied its request to start construction on a tunnel through Burnaby Mountain, the National Energy Board announced Friday. As part of its $7.

For the first time this century, the NDP splashed some orange on the North Shore in the provincial election as a North Vancouver swing riding helped propel the party to Green-supported power.

Only about 3.3 per cent of the North Shore’s residential properties are owned by people outside the country, according to numbers released by Statistics Canada and the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation this week.

NV woman says refusing A/C request discriminated

It’s time to get people with disabilities off the sidelines and into the workforce.

Salaries are heading north for West Vancouver mayor and council. Council unanimously voted to give themselves a 15 per cent raise effective Dec. 1 at their Dec. 4 meeting.

Youth groups hoping to boost final tree sales