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District of North Vancouver Coun. Mike Little is looking to trade his council seat for one in the House of Commons.

A North Shore real estate agent had no reasonable way of knowing the house he was selling in 2001 would be connected to a fatal landslide in 2005, according to a B.C. Supreme Court ruling April 23.

Dear Editor: Re: Capilano On-Ramp Drives us into Danger, March 30. I am glad to see some attention paid to this dangerous on-ramp. Nowhere else have I seen an entrance to a major highway that has zero merge room.

The British Columbia Automobile Association wants to hear from you if there's a road on your commute that turns your knuckles white, or a bike lane that has you praising the cycling gods every time you make it through unscathed.

We all know to stay away from the brown acid, but it turns out green rice crispy squares aren't much better. Two North Vancouver high school students became sick this week after eating pot-infused baked goods.

Faculty association calls for Kris Bulcroft's resignation

The North Shore arts community received a financial boost last week. On Thursday, the provincial government announced more than $350,000 in B.C. Arts Council grants had been doled out to local arts and culture groups.

Anna Wyman School of Danc e Arts 1457 Marine Dr., West Vancouver. 604-926-6535 annawyman.com Fundraising Art Auction: Numerous artists' work will be auctioned off Sunday, May 4, 4-6 p.m. A preview can be viewed on the website.

Rob Ford, Toronto's mayor and Canada's contribution to YouTube, is temporarily stepping away from his campaign and office after one more shocking video that shocked no one.

Project adds Gov. Gen's Medal in Architecture to its awards