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The life of North Shore Rescue member and BC Ambulance paramedic Jay Piggot was celebrated Monday afternoon by friends, family, teammates and members of the public at a memorial service at the Capilano Rugby Club. photos Lisa King

An incoming storm may create Christmas conditions that would satisfy Bing Crosby in some North Shore neighbourhoods.

A citizens group appointed by council to come up with recommendations for a new tree cutting bylaw in West Vancouver expects to present its preferred options by the end of March.

Her name was always going to be Ava. Before she was born Ava’s parents, Bonnie and Jay Powell, spent every Thanksgiving touring vineyards in the Okanagan.

Dismount no longer required at crosswalks

West Vancouver police are looking to return property acquired after a weekend investigation of three stolen vehicles that led to the arrest of two suspects. An officer on patrol attempted to pull over a car around 1 a.m. Sunday, Dec.

Indigenous people facing the daunting road of cancer treatment should soon find fewer barriers on their path. Health Minister Adrian Dix joined Indigenous health leaders at the Squamish Nation’s Joe Mathias Centre Tuesday to announce the launch of B.

Two longtime West Vancouver residents were recognized with the highest honour in the province on Thursday for their selfless contributions to the community. Paul Myers and Lance S.G.

A long-awaited report on potential fixed links between the Sunshine Coast and Lower Mainland concludes that while technically feasible, “none of the options perform strongly” when it comes to cost.

'Ad hoc' group plans to continue with early morning demonstrations