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Skiers, snowboarders and tobogganers will be able to take to the slopes on Mt. Seymour ski resort tomorrow – Friday, Dec. 1 – when the mountain officially opens for snow-filled action from 1 to 9 p.m.

A West Vancouver woman who had two seasons of fame on a reality TV show that focused on lifestyles of Vancouver’s wealthy “housewives” is being sued by her credit union for not paying her overdraft loans.

The number of people in Vancouver using public transit on their daily commute is on the rise, and increasing faster than any other major metropolitan area in the country.

DNV green-lights 27 storeys for Hunter Street

North Shore Liberal, NDP MLAs line up on opposite sides of debate

Removing the city’s 266 severe encroaching hedges and fences could take as long as 10 years

The province has nixed a proposal to allow fee-paying adventure seekers to climb to the highest point of the Lions Gate Bridge.

There are more teachers, more classes and more portables at North Vancouver schools this year. But that doesn’t mean some teachers aren’t still struggling with heavy workloads, says a representative of the North Vancouver Teachers Association.

A week after losing one heritage home to demolition, West Vancouver council has saved one of the oldest houses in Ambleside and given it permanent protection.

Examining First Nation oral traditions for historical evidence of flooding