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North Vancouver’s seat in Parliament has been won by Liberal Jonathan Wilkinson in a runaway race that saw one of the highest voter turnout rates in the province. When the final ballots had been counted, Wilkinson had 36,358 votes or 56.

Ethel Watson was at the polls when Louis St. Laurent, John Diefenbaker and Lester Pearson were elected. She was there again when both Pierre Trudeau and Mulroney had their day as well. At 100, Watson has seen a lot of elections come and go.

North Vancouver RCMP are warning the public after a case of attempted child luring in Lynn Valley. Investigators say a 13-year-old boy was walking home around 3 p.m. on Wednesday Oct.

TransLink is proposing to rejig some North Shore transit routes, including eliminating a direct bus from West Vancouver to UBC and having an express bus make fewer stops from Horseshoe Bay to downtown Vancouver.

With the polls indicating an "all but certain" minority government in the offing on Monday night, Canadians are about to get a crash course in civics and parliamentary democracy.

Apparently the North Shore is considered such a crime-free zone by residents that they’re making it easy pickings for thieves who have been helping themselves to iPods, phones, and wallets from vehicles without breaking a sweat.

Band council greenlights $1.7-billion Woodfibre proposal

Police looking to reunite tossed box of memorabilia with its owner

Trail blazing trail builders honoured for contributions to North Shore mountain biking community

The B.C. Cancer Foundation has sent out a public service announcement advising that door-to-door canvassers are currently out and about in North Vancouver. According to the PSA, canvassers will introduce local residents to the B.C.