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Serial burglar loses appeal

Appeal court says evidence links NV man to string of B&Es

CapU students to spend 5 days homeless

Raising awareness part of national campaign

Air gun triggers mall alarm

A West Vancouver teenager who decided to carry an air gun in his backpack near Park Royal Shopping Centre on Friday night ended up in hot water with local police.

West Van won't support smart meter moratorium

THE District of West Vancouver will not be asking the province to halt the mandatory installation of smart meters after council voted down a motion opposing BC Hydro's controversial devices. Coun.

Plan to oppose smart meters quashed by West Vancouver council

THE District of West Vancouver will not be asking the province to halt the mandatory installation of smart meters after council voted down a motion opposing BC Hydros controversial devices. Coun.

Man acquitted of thumb severing

A Burnaby construction worker has been found not guilty of causing a colleague's thumb to be cut off during an argument at a North Vancouver job site. Justice David Masuhara of the B.C.

Test driver of $3,500 bike never brought it back

POLICE are looking for help from the public after a man took a high-end bicycle from a North Vancouver store for a test drive - and rode off into the sunset with it. The mountain bike, worth about $3,500, hasn't been seen since.

Kids Biz

20 Shake it up in Hip Gym at Norgate school 21 Get gross and gooey at Cap U

Snowboarders survive frigid night in tree well

Second North Shore rescue in 2 days

Britannia Mine hosts Stolen Lives exhibit

Kick off spring break with the powerful sounds of traditional Japanese taiko drums at the Britannia Mine Museum. On Saturday, March 10 at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.