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The orange goo that has appeared near a recently installed culvert on Lynn Creek may be unsightly, but its not a worry for the creeks fish, according to port officials.

THE founders of a business that aims to take the pain out of school fundraising hope an appearance on the CBC reality show Dragons' Den will bring their startup to the next level. West Vancouver dad Darryl Davis hopes his Oct.

TWO years after it opened, the North Shore Hospice needs to improve in just one area, according to its backers: public perception. The end-of-life care facility on East 14th Street is celebrating its second anniversary on Saturday.

Cyclists who have long complained about the harrowing trip across Ironworkers Memorial Second Narrows Crossing may be in luck after the province vowed to review the bridges sidewalks as part of a wider plan to upgrade the span.

A dog that reportedly attacked a man in Ambleside Park earlier this month and put him in hospital may have bitten people before, according to police. The 21-year-old victim was walking his own dog in the West Vancouver park on Oct.

AFTER a four-year journey together through more than 80 countries, the Watkins family has no secrets. The West Vancouver family also knows a few things their former neighbours in the British Properties probably don't.