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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.

An out-of-bounds snowboarder plucked from a treacherous gully by North Shore Rescue last week is speaking out in hopes of dissuading others from following his potentially deadly path.

A 48-year-old man is facing a charge of leaving the scene of an accident resulting in bodily harm after an incident last summer in which a truck was caught on video in West Vancouver apparently sideswiping a cyclist and knocking him to the ground bef

A West Vancouver grandmother has launched a lawsuit against Airbnb after a booking for a family vacation in Ottawa to celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday instead served up a frat house atmosphere where pot smoke wafted through her rental suite and doze

Proposed North Shore rapid bus service would link Dundarave and Phibbs Exchange