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A high-profile police officer who is suing the RCMP has alleged superiors and fellow officers subjected her to demeaning treatment when she worked at the North Vancouver RCMP detachment. Former police spokeswoman Cpl.

TRAVELLERS that rely on B.C. Ferries are applauding a move by the province to put more money into the ferry system and make the corporation more responsive to public concerns.

A North Vancouver man has been found guilty of first-degree murder for killing a fellow drug dealer with an axe after kidnapping him. B.C.

A provincial conservation officer is voicing frustration with North Vancouverites after two bears had to be killed here in the space of a week because residents had failed to heed warnings about garbage. Dave Cox, a member of the B.C.

A B.C. Supreme Court judge has ordered the Teamsters Union local 31 to pay $25,000 to the Greater Vancouver Food Bank as punishment for ignoring a court order during a labour dispute in North Vancouver last year.