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Servicemen and women of HMCS Discovery paraded alongside veterans of the Royal Canadian Navy, the Royal Canadian Air Force and the Canadian Army, as well as members of the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets and the Navy League in the Battle of the Atlantic pa

There are all sorts of beautiful boats in Vancouver. But there’s probably only one Dutch canal boat made out of teak. The Zomerland (Dutch for Summerland ) was built in 1934-35 by a famous Dutch shipbuilding company, DeVries Lentsch.

British Columbia golf history began in the late 1800s with the construction of the Jericho Beach golf course in Vancouver in 1892 (no longer operating), followed by the Victoria Golf Club in 1893.

Nicole Robins thought she was prepared to be a mom. But now that her son Tyler is 10 and her daughter Marlee is seven, she admits motherhood was not quite what she expected. "I just knew it was always something I wanted to do.

Longline helicopter rescue season is back in the North Shore backcountry. North Shore Rescue members airlifted three badly lost hikers off the edge of Grouse Mountain May 1.

A man previously deemed a high-risk offender who was thwarted partway through a West Vancouver break-in has been handed a 5½-year jail sentence - on top of four months already spent in custody - on account of his criminal past.

City delays public hearing to seek more staff, community input

Sandy Sull had her eyes closed during most of the labour when her first baby was born. It was a long 36 hours at Lions Gate Hospital.

Author Talks at the Library - A Call to Nurse Launch of a book of memories of life on and off duty in a hospital training school from 1901 to 1978 Wednesday, May 7, 7 p.m. at Lynn Valley Library, 1277 Lynn Valley Rd., North Vancouver.

The District of West Vancouver is considering the need for a bylaw that would regulate tree cutting on private property after residents on Mathers Avenue complained about the chopping of mature cedar trees in their neighbourhood.