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RCMP officer are getting their first raise in years, although some local members are staging a protest in a labour dispute with the federal government.

Developer compensates displaced tenants with $4,000 but stress of finding new homes remains

Economic development, transit, LNG top issues

West Vancouver teacher Todd Ablett’s commute to work would be the envy of many. “If I have no traffic, I have an eight-minute commute,” says Ablett, who lives in Caulfield and heads up the mechatronics robotics academy at West Vancouver secondary.

Building set for summer after cul-de-sac confab

Electrical short-circuit in substation causes outage

If you saw police and construction workers gathering at Capilano Road and Marine Drive Thursday afternoon, it wasn’t the beginnings of a Village People reunion tour.

A North Vancouver motorcyclist received only bumps and bruises after being knocked from his bike by the driver of a pickup truck, Tuesday. The incident happened just before noon at the intersection of Esplanade and St. Georges Avenue.

A DNA match on a Sprite bottle combined with video surveillance of an intruder setting fire to a cabinet in a Capilano University library has resulted in an arson conviction for a Squamish man.