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Veterans, descendants and students head to France to commemorate historic battle

Project manager Craig Schaper discusses concept drawings for the proposed Loutet-Casano pedestrian and cycling overpass with Fiona Walsk and Sharen Beer at a March 2 public information meeting.

A total of 17 applications to the province’s new home partnership program have been approved for first-time buyers in North and West Vancouver.

A West Vancouver high school counsellor has been reprimanded and forced to pay back money to the school district after admitting she called in sick on days she was actually working at another job.

Metro Vancouver’s water utility, the Greater Vancouver Water District, has filed a lawsuit against a valve company it alleges was negligent in providing faulty equipment for the utility’s energy recovery facility at the Capilano reservoir.

Vote PopUp initiative viewed as an antidote to voter apathy

Winter club, industrial park on the go east of Seymour

Council approves asset levy to deal with aging infrastructure

A heritage house is saved but the neighbourhood is imperilled.

One of the more crash-prone intersections on Keith Road will soon have a traffic light, although neighbours are wishing municipal staff would get it installed with as much speed and urgency as rush-hour drivers seem to have.