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Woman tells judge accused and victim were dealing crack, heroin

A used car salesman who scammed his boss out of $259,000 has been sent to jail for a year by a B.C. Supreme Court judge.

WEST Vancouver police are hoping thieves walk away with no presents this Christmas, not even coal. Between Nov. 10 and Nov 14, police received three reports of theft from autos and one report of a theft from a purse.

Focus on the Future: The Canadian Federation of University Women will host a series of interactive workshops led by professionals who are in leadership positions in their respective careers.

GROUSE Grind hikers raised more than $130,000 this year for B.C. Children's Hospital.

IF the confusing words of former minister of social development Harry Bloy do not ring a bell, the subject of Drake Fenton's North Shore News story will become clear as you read on. But first I have to ask you some questions.

THE RCMP want to know why 19 Subarus have been stolen from the streets of North Vancouver, only to reappear a few days later within a six-block radius of Kingsway and Edmonds in Burnaby.

There's the potential for a recount in the City of North Vancouver school trustee elections

A philosophical question: if a championship basketball team returns the next season without most of it's starting lineup, does it still carry with it that unmistakable aura of a typical defending champion? Paul Chiarenza, head coach of the Capilano U

WINDSOR secondary student Nicholas Walsh has been selected for the 2012 American High School Honors Performance Series at Carnegie Hall. According to a written statement, he will be a part of the Honors Orchestra as a trombone player.