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North Shore play spaces were hopping on Easter weekend with plenty of family fun.

What does a room full of NASA engineers and astronauts have to learn from a blind man? Perhaps, ironically, a point of view.

Health care is an area of government that voters experience up close and personal.

Conservation officers are warning the public after a cougar attacked a dog in West Vancouver Monday.

The Canadian icebreaker Sir Wilfrid Laurier charts an ocean that is literally off the maps

District of North Vancouver council is giving the public one more go-around on whether chicken coops ought to be permitted in neighbourhood backyards.

Members of the North Vancouver City Fire Department go to work on a state-of-the-art SmartMan CPR Pro training dummy that measures depth of compressions and ventilation.

The District of North Vancouver will soon be considering a six-storey mixed use tower in the Maplewood neighbourhood, although the project could be headed for a rough landing at council.

Deep in the Seymour River Valley, in an area almost totally reclaimed by the forest, there rests the remnants of a mostly forgotten outpost of early Japanese settlers.

Residents driving by an industrial area off North Vancouver’s West First Street near Pemberton Avenue will soon see signs of site excavation as contractors prepare to start work on the North Shore’s new Lions Gate sewage treatment plant.