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The first federal government vessels are taking shape in North Vancouver

A cache of 100 firearms was turned over from North Shore residents’ closets and crawl spaces during this October’s gun amnesty.

An Edgemont Village woman was in disbelief Thursday morning to find a swastika spray-painted on the road in her quiet neighbourhood. Tamara Komuniecki noticed the hate symbol around 9:30 a.m. at the corner of Woodbine and Thorncliffe drives.

How much is it worth to get to the waterfront? For the majority of City of North Vancouver council, the answer is $6.8 million.

The daylight time change has stranded its first victim in the North Shore Mountains. North Shore Rescue was scouring Mount Seymour in the rain Sunday night after a 60-year-old local man was reported overdue from his hike.

Second World War veteran Gord Larsen signed up for the Air Force on a whim and it may have saved his life. “A friend and I, we just thought – we were 19 so we went and joined the Air Force. His name was Sid.

A North Vancouver woman is in hospital with head injuries after colliding with a vehicle midway through a Lynn Valley intersection Tuesday night. Witnesses told police that around 7:30 p.m.

A group of Handsworth secondary students got a crash course in American democracy Tuesday night – and a refresher on what it means to be Canadian. A class of Grade 12 civics students bussed down to Whatcom County, Washington, to observe the U.S.

Anyone waiting for council to vote on Lower Lonsdale’s pending Business Improvement Area will have to wait a little longer. The previously deferred vote was delayed until Nov.

Six months after a red hot real estate market on the North Shore peaked at scorching highs, a dramatic cooling has sent sales into the deep freeze and prices are falling.