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Shipyard working to fill gaps in federal shipbuilding timeline

The Squamish Nation is facing off against the provincial government in court this week, over B.C.’s decision to approve the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion over objections of the First Nation. Lawyers are in B.C.

A driver who struck and killed a pedestrian who was crossing the street in a marked crosswalk in Lower Lonsdale has admitted in court that he was responsible for the fatal accident, but not that he was impaired by alcohol at the time.

North Shore Rescue will head into the backcountry one last time Sunday in hopes of finding Carl Couture, the 24-year-old Quebec man last seen Oct. 31.

Somewhere in North Vancouver, a renter is in hot water with their landlord. RCMP say a Good Samaritan found and turned in an envelope labeled “rent money” and stuffed with cash Nov. 1. The money was left in a shopping cart at a local grocery store.

North Shore Rescue members are making one final effort in the backcountry to find Carl Couture, the 24-year-old Quebec man last seen Oct. 31.

Youth, remorse cited as factors in NV judge’s sentencing

Going out in a blaze of glory

Bus ‘socks’ being piloted; snow guns firing up

The federal government tabled legislation earlier this week to proactively deal with wrecked, abandoned or hazardous vessels.