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Trapped cat still in search of owner

Carson, the cat that spent as much as a month trapped inside Carson Graham secondary, is still homeless.

Police release sketch of Lighthouse Park victim

West Vancouver police are turning to the public for help in identifying the remains of a man pulled from the ocean off Lighthouse Park. The victim was found Sept. 1, and investigators believe the man likely died a few days before then.

Bacon fat and the end of all things

A short time ago, while I was making bacon as it happens, I came to realize that I don't want the world to end. Some of you may be surprised that I had to go so far as to make bacon to decide that the collapse of civilization would be a bad thing.

Next Rodgers Creek phase approved

WV council grants development permits for Mulgrave area homes

Boat thieves active in West Vancouver

West Vancouver police say there has been a rash of thefts from moored boats recently and, in one case, the boat itself was stolen.

MP John Weston visits Iraq

West Vancouver MP John Weston says he has a renewed appreciation for Canadian freedoms after recently returning from Iraq, where he spoke to government officials about human rights.

Prank triggers flood, evacuation at Sentinel

West Vancouver's Sentinel secondary was evacuated Tuesday afternoon when someone fooling around with a sprinkler head managed to flood an entire wing of the school. Firefighters were called to the campus at about 1 p.m.

At-risk cooking school outgrows North Van digs

Class helps homeless find work

Cougar spotted near West Vancouver

West Vancouver police are reminding the public of how to behave when they come across a cougar after one was sighted near the district on Tuesday night.

Quebec-first will hurt NDP

The recent visit to B.C. of federal NDP leadership candidate Brian Topp served as a reminder that the sudden success of the party at the national level presents a potential downside for the provincial wing.