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A Capilano University student who took part in the infamous Stanley Cup hockey riot three years ago will escape a criminal record after being handed a conditional discharge and pleading guilty to looting a downtown business.

School district out $2.4M

LGH looks to future as city forecasts population growth

At what point is a politician's life private? When elected, do they give up that right to privacy? While some argue that knowing personal details about a politician's home life is relevant, at what point is it just plain gossip? This past weekend, ne

Begin Again. Written and directed by John Carney. Starring Keira Knightley, Mark Ruffalo and Adam Levine.

Density caps hotly debated as draft plan moves toward public hearing

The B.C. Court of Appeal has upheld the first-degree murder conviction of a North Vancouver man who was found guilty of killing a fellow drug dealer with a hatchet.

The 37th Annual Vancouver Folk Music Festival offers a weekend of musical discovery July 18 - 20.

The sometimes-lengthy process of weighing development proposals in North Vancouver and uncertain outcome of those decisions is one of the factors that's leading to delays in a rebuild of Argyle secondary.

Some Windsor Park neighbours have found themselves tangled up in blackberry bramble and red tape.