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A Burnaby construction worker is facing criminal charges after he allegedly caused a colleagues thumb to be severed during an argument at a North Vancouver job site.

35 mature trees cut overnight to create apparent view corridor

Mayor: Municipalities can't afford Tory crime agenda

A number of birds have died in the Lower Mainland due to a suspected outbreak of salmonella. Since January the Wildlife Rescue Association has confirmed approximately 25 cases of pine siskins with salmonella poisoning.

University hopes to lease 10,000-20,000 sq. ft

WHAT we know as British Columbia's negative-billing legislation - contained within a confusing array of laws - arose when Rogers Cable expanded its communications services.

A defence lawyer for one of two men accused of axe-murdering a drug dealer two years ago told a judge there is no evidence anyone planned to kill Ronak "Ronny" Wagad, but said witness statements all point to Babak Najafi-Chaghabouri of North Vancouve

Capilano Universitys leadership restated their desire to open a satellite campus in Lower Lonsdale Monday night although how the building might be paid for remains unclear.

Guerilla knitting, or "yarnbombing," is a positive community activity, according to the City of North Vancouver council, but not one worthy of thousands of tax dollars in support.

Police have launched a criminal investigation after someone cut down as many as 35 mature trees in Capilano River Regional Park, possibly to improve a view. Metro Vancouver staff came across the damage on a steep slope just west of Capilano Road Jan.