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Surveyors are set to grade the Stanley Park causeway this month, taking the first steps in a process that could result in life-saving safety improvements for pedestrians and cyclists.

Registration is now open for the fourth annual North Shore Art Crawl, which will be held April 26 and 27.

TransLink looking to cut service to Deep Cove

Announcement comes amid allegations of toxic workplace

Olympic viewing Watch the games on a screen in the middle of Lonsdale Quay Market until Feb. 23 at 123 Carrie Cates Court, North Vancouver. lonsdalequay.

B.C.'s finance minister is projecting three years of surplus budgets and reduced debt. Minister Mike de Jong made the rosy forecast in the 2014 budget speech delivered to the legislature Tuesday afternoon.

One man is in custody and facing a charge of theft after police linked him to an auto break-in from last year. Police say the suspect broke into a vehicle parked in the 3000-block of Royal Avenue on Dec.

At least a few North Shore residents are voicing environmental concerns about a Liquefied Natural Gas facility proposed for the site of a former pulp mill near Squamish.

The grand old lady of schools once again takes centre stage

The court fight over the fate of West Vancouver's iconic Binning House isn't over yet. On Thursday, the University of British Columbia filed an appeal of a B.C.