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Commission calls for new N. Van riding

Re-jigged federal electoral boundary would join Deep Cove to Burnaby

Police seek Good Samaritan after crash

WEST Vancouver police are appealing to the good Samaritan who helped an injured cyclist June 27 to contact them with more details about the hit-and-run accident.

North Vancouver man believed his father was 'supernatural entity'

A defence lawyer has asked a judge to declare Jordan Ramsay of North Vancouver not criminally responsible for murdering his father and severely injuring his mother, saying Ramsay was in a psychotic state when he violently attacked his parents on Nov.

Man posing as contractor assaults teen in home

POLICE are warning the public to be on the alert after a man posing as a contract worker sexually assaulted a North Vancouver teen in her home. The suspect knocked on the door of the residence in the 4000-block of Capilano Road around 12: 30 p.m.

Cheeky the lovebird beats the odds

Lost pet rescued by stranger six blocks from owner's WV home

Grey June puts businesses in the red

FOR many small business owners in North Vancouver, a cold, wet June wasnt just an inconvenience. It was a major blow to the bottom line.

NV fights fire ant infestation

A creeping invasion of a new - and potentially painful - pest has already been charted in a North Vancouver neighbourhood.

OPINION: A vision policy designed to blind

"Beginning today, cataract patients will receive foldable intraocular lenses free of charge. Foldable monofocal lenses - rather than rigid lenses - are now the standard of care for cataract surgeries and will be provided by the health authority.

Adios to the planet's oldest bachelor

ADIOS, Lonesome George. The Pinta Island giant tortoise has shuffled off his mortal shell at the youthful age of 100, leaving behind not a solitary sprog.

Parade organizers quit in frustration

The future of the North Shore Canada Day parade has been put in doubt after two of the events organizers resigned in frustration.