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Sailor faces porn charges

A sailor from a Hong Kong-registered freighter has been charged with possession of child pornography after Canadian Border Services officers noticed images on his laptop during a check of the ship in North Vancouver.

Corner store closes in on licence

Meeting hears support for plan to sell wine alongside slushies
Friday concerts series

Friday concerts series

Dying gov't should lay off the booze

DOES a government that is clearly unpopular with a majority of its constituents have the moral authority to sign a 10-year contract just as its mandate is about to expire? That's a question worth asking in regards to the B.C.

Court boots WV pair from luxury home

Occupants of $4.5M waterfront house deemed to be there illegally

City calls for halt to B.C. liquor privatization

THE City of North Vancouver is wading into the debate over the future of B.C.'s Liquor Distribution Branch.
Mounties reject Galliford claims

Mounties reject Galliford claims

THE RCMP has filed a statement of defence denying allegations of harassment from Cpl. Catherine Galliford - and accusing her of being an alcoholic. Galliford, a high-profile Mountie, filed a lawsuit this spring in B.C.

Couple to take a stand with shark-free wedding

When Jenny Chau and Ben Lai tie the knot atop Grouse Mountain next month, theyll be leaving behind generations of Chinese wedding tradition.

Corner Store inches closer to liquor licence

A convenience store that doubles as a cafe in Pemberton Heights is one step closer to selling alcohol alongside penny candies and slushies.

N. Van hosts community walkabout

THIS summer, North Shore residents are invited to a series of Shaping Active, Healthy Communities dinners and walkabouts.