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A straightforward guide to roundabouts

QUESTION: My question concerns the traffic circle or roundabout at the top of Taylor Way in West Vancouver's British Properties. I use it several times a day and never know what I'm going to encounter there.
Mansion owner takes on fruit man

Mansion owner takes on fruit man

The owner of a multi-million-dollar West Vancouver mansion has filed a lawsuit asking the courts to shut down a neighbourhood fruit and vegetable stand, arguing the business shouldn't be allowed near his luxury home.

Community Bulletin Board

Waterfront Productions Shipyard Tours: An animated and informative walking tour of the former Burrard Dry Dock site led by guides dressed as Second World War shipyard workers leaves from the PGE Railway Station at the foot of Lonsdale Avenue, North V

New bus shelters squeeze foot traffic

West Vancouver's new bus shelters have received a cool response from some residents concerned they're blocking the sidewalk.

Today private rail, tomorrow private water

"Representing a new breed apart from Wisconsin's earlier Republicans, (Governor Scott Walker) is seeking to re-open the asset-grabbing Gilded Age style.

North Shore rescuers airlift hikers to safety

North Shore Rescue volunteers plucked three men from the Fools Gold Trail by helicopter this Tuesday, the same trail where Vancouver hiker Tyler Wright disappeared last year.

Kids's Stuff

Drop-in and Draw: Saturdays throughout August the West Vancouver Museum will host children's drawing workshops for ages nine-12, 10 a.m. to noon at the museum studio. By donation. Read to Me will hold a wrap-up party Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1:30 p.m.

N. Van lawsuit targets airline 'taxes'

Businessman alleges Cathay pocketed fees

Mattress recycling booming

New trash bylaw a boon to North Van business

WVPD seeks help in nabbing serial flasher

West Vancouver police are asking the public to help them expose the identity of a man behind three indecent acts at Park Royal in the past month.