Skip to content

Local News

The push to cut health costs

TEN or so years from now, we may look back and circle Dec. 19, 2011 as the day our health-care system embarked on a new path. Whether it will ultimately be a good or bad path remains to be seen.

B.C. film biz hopes for reel hot year

2012 expected to top disastrous 2011 but tax shift may hurt some

Witness offers chilling murder trial testimony

Murder trial hears that victim made to kneel for axe blow

CapU vs. space heaters

AS snow falls and winter winds feel as sharp as icicles, Capilano University employees have the unique pleasure of being fleeced.

Ferry commissioner calls for fare caps, free reservations

Ferry fare increases would be held to the rate of inflation and passenger reservations could be made free of charge if new recommendations from the B.C. Ferries watchdog are adopted by the province.

Disability resource centre accountant resigns

Professional association expels man for previous unethical practices

Missing teen found safe

A missing North Vancouver teen who sparked a large-scale police search Monday night has been found safe and sound, according to the RCMP. Milena Nordwall, 17, vanished from her home in the 400-block of East 15th Street at about 9:30 p.m.

Crown seeks 8-9 years for Michael Berry

A Crown prosecutor has asked that a former Capilano College instructor and acting coach be sent to jail for between eight and nine years for sexually abusing five girls over a period of several decades.

Minister Chong could drive amalgamation

"Amalgamation is once again a hot-button issue in this years municipal election campaign, but the A-word is still a touchy subject for many politicians." Tessa Holloway, North Shore News, Nov.

105-year-old North Vancouver City home to be demolished

Infill option not popular with neighbours; duplex will be built