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The Federal Court of Appeal has quashed a bid by the Tsleil-Waututh Nation to have the National Energy Board process for the Trans Mountain pipeline declared unlawful.

A group of teens may be facing arson charges following a fire that threatened Dorothy Lynas elementary Sunday evening. According to North Vancouver RCMP, the boys, all 13, climbed up to the top of the school’s roof and started a bonfire.

If you want to ask a scientist how to save the world, maybe start by asking how so many cultures have survived this long.

Caulfeild residents also alerted to bear and cubs in area

Award funds research in aboriginal entrepreneurship

If Kinder Morgan gets a new pipeline, Western Canada’s clean-up corporation may get a $200 million upgrade, likely halving response time to the North Shore.

A North Vancouver man has received a suspended sentence and been put on 18 months’ probation after pleading guilty to three counts of sexual assault. Judge Grant Sheard handed down the sentence to Vaughan Englot in Vancouver provincial court Aug. 23.

It was a quiet end to an otherwise chaotic summer for North Shore Rescue. Team leader Mike Danks said bad weather was likely the reason for their emergency dispatch pagers staying unusually quiet over the Labour Day long weekend.

Historic Nordic lodge on track to reopen this ski season

Prosecutor asks judge to set new standard as case involving first big bust heard in court