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What is it that compels someone to fundraise for months and arduously train for a 900 kilometre bike ride across the challenging terrain of BC? Is it the adventure of the ride itself, or connecting with riders dedicated to raising money for childhood

THERE will be fewer red-light cameras watching motorists on North Shore roads following a $23million expansion of the province's camera enforcement program.

DISTRICT of North Vancouver council has voted unanimously to deny a development variance permit for an addition to a house on Capilano Road, rejecting the opportunity for the home owner to bring the structure into compliance with the municipality's z

Girly Bling and Fashion Fling: Bring your friends to this giant clothing sale, get a new look and help support North Shore Neighbourhood House, Saturday, Sept. 17, 1-4 p.m. at 225 East Second St., North Vancouver.

VIVIAN Vaughan, former councillor and mayoral candidate in the District of West Vancouver, testified in B.C. Supreme Court Wednesday as part of David Marley's defamation lawsuit against Peter Kains.

The 15-year-old was hiking back from the mountain's first peak with classmates just before noon Thursday when she lost her footing.

The Prince George Mounties who tasered an 11-year-old boy last spring acted within the bounds of the law, according to the West Vancouver police who investigated the incident. West Vancouver Chief Const.

Police are looking for a man they say attempted to lure two children into his car in different parts of West Vancouver yesterday. The man, in his 40s, pulled up next to a student near Gleneagles elementary at about 7:50 a.m.

OR, with apologies to poet Lewis Carroll: Of mobs and beds and deficits; of photo-ops and swings. Over the years, analysts have theorized that Carroll's narrative poems were, in fact, political commentary.

WV philanthropist Djavad Mowafaghian thanks hospital staff for his stroke recovery