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Lower Mainland voters have rejected the plebiscite to fund TransLink improvements with a new sales tax. The region-wide vote came back 61.68 per cent No to 38.32 per cent Yes, according to results released by Elections B.C. on Thursday.

School's out for summer, but there's no rest from academics for eight North Shore high school students who will spend the next month immersed in higher learning.

lonsdale quay farmers market A diversity of vendors and crafters, including baking, jam, jewelry and more every Saturday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. until Oct. 24 at East Plaza, which is located at 123 Carrie Cates Court, North Vancouver.

North Vancouver City Fire Department is praising the actions of three young people who alerted a group of Queensbury residents to a house on fire and helped to evacuate victims from the burning building.

North Vancouver RCMP are crediting a cyclist’s helmet with saving him from a serious head injury after being struck by a vehicle Thursday.

A North Vancouver kitty is lucky to be alive after being shot in the back at point blank range. West 16th Street resident Jennifer Hill received word around 5:30 p.m. June 24 that her 14-month-old cat Ozzie had been hurt.

North Shore swelters as temperature records broken

Although there are still some cultural glitches to work out, soon-to-be citizens Ellie Sewell and her husband Michael Sewell of North Vancouver say they are honoured to become official Canadians at a citizenship ceremony on Grouse Mountain today, Can

Shipyards project to highlight smallest living space options

A would-be thief in West Vancouver got more than he bargained for when the target of his attempted pilfering turned out to be a police bait car. A silent alarm showing someone was breaking into the car in the Cedardale area was triggered around 5 a.