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A win for local conservationists, who feared the elimination of restoration initiatives

When Joe Lutz made his first crossing of Burrard Inlet as captain of the SeaBus, the tallest building on the Vancouver skyline was the Marine Building.

It starts at an elevation of 300 metres and climbs, almost straight up, to 1,100 metres. The terrain is steep and dangerous if you go off-trail and if you’re looking for a soft, grassy landing, look somewhere else, for here be rocks and roots.

A fisherman ended up getting reeled in Thursday evening. District of North Vancouver Fire and Rescue were called to the Capilano River at approximately 8:30 p.m.

A West Vancouver man currently on trial on charges he murdered and dismembered his wife’s cousin inside a British Properties mansion has filed a civil lawsuit against the estate of the man he’s accused of killing, claiming he’s owed more than $1 mill

City of Vancouver acknowledges First Nations who crossed inlet to save lives in 1886 Great Fire

A North Vancouver pharmacy has filed a lawsuit against the province, claiming that a provincial bureaucrat in the Ministry of Health refused to let it enrol in a provincial PharmaCare subsidy program because that person had a personal beef with compa

Inquiry-based learning taps into students’ interests

The North Vancouver RCMP have confirmed they have opened an investigation into an alleged sexual assault involving teens at a local high school. Cpl.

Your journeys to and from Horseshoe Bay are about to get a little easier. Starting June 26, TransLink is increasing service on the 257 bus route in order to add capacity and reduce crowding on Vancouver/Horseshoe Bay trips.