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Seniors’ and low-income housing, more green space and something called indoor pickleball. Those are some of the roughly 1,000 ideas District of North Vancouver residents are pitching for the Delbrook Lands. The buildings on the 1.

A suspicious fire gutted an abandoned house near Lynnmour elementary Friday. District of North Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services assistant chief Jim Bonneville said that a call came in around 6 p.m.

So that’s what undercoating is for. A West Vancouver Blue Bus is off the road and police are investigating after a Central Lonsdale collision left a water hydrant gushing out into the street.

Gov. Gen. David Johnston chats with Geoff Jopson, chairman of the West Vancouver Community Foundation, outside Kay Meek Centre Thursday, prior to the Governor General’s address on Smart and Caring Communities, an initiative he established in 2011.

Charges against two Richmond men who had been accused of interfering with a dead body in connection with a North Vancouver homicide have been dropped.

A B.C. Supreme Court justice has tossed out a lawsuit from the former owners of the Capilano Mobile Home Park which claimed the Squamish Nation had unjustly enriched itself by taking over their business.

Police ask residents to share surveillance to fight crime

Flocks gather at Maplewood Flats

A West Vancouver child was sent to hospital after a driver knocked him off his bike as he rode to school Thursday morning. The collision happened around 8:40 a.m. at Inglewood Avenue and 13th Street.

The $7-million safety improvement project for pedestrians and bike riders along the Stanley Park Causeway is a rousing, rolling, walking success, according to North Shore cyclist Heather Drugge.