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TOY DRIVE Royal Canadian Legion #114 is holding its annual toy drive Dec. 9 and 15, 7:30-10:30 p.m., at the Royal Canadian Legion #114,1630 Lynn Valley Rd., North Vancouver. Cash donations are also welcome. Enjoy coffee and a muffin on the Dec.

It’s been two years since someone walked up to the door of Rostam Poulad’s Upper Lonsdale home, shot him and left him to die.

Melisa Moen walks over a wooden overpass installed by the District of West Vancouver so visitors can cross the “tiger dam” that’s been temporarily installed to protect the Silk Purse and Music Box buildings from possible seawater flooding with king t

Everything is not awesome as Legomania turns criminal

Watchdog calls on minister, premier for release of hospital's internal review

North Shore's three MPs add to B.C.'s voice in Ottawa

Inexperience, fading daylight, and snowy terrain contributed to two hikers getting lost on a popular Mount Seymour trail Tuesday night.

Final arguments are set to begin in a wrongful conviction lawsuit between a North Vancouver man and the province of B.C. Ivan Henry spent more than 26 years in jail for a series of sexual assaults the B.C. Court of Appeal acquitted him of in 2010.

A silent night is what some residents near Cates Park are asking for this Christmas season, but all is not calm as overnight construction at a nearby development is keeping them awake.

Highlands Climate and Environment Action Group organizer Jon Carrodus and Tsleil-Waututh Nation Coun.