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'Most-wanted' alleged gangster returns to B.C. for murder, conspiracy charges

'Most-wanted' alleged gangster returns to B.C. for murder, conspiracy charges

Conor Vincent D’Monte was being held in custody in Puerto Rico where he was arrested in 2022. He appeared in B.C. Supreme Court on March 22.
Province green lights affordable rental project for North Vancouver

Province green lights affordable rental project for North Vancouver

The Lynnmour project will be built on municipal land and managed by More Than A Roof Society
Eagle Harbour duplex project to go to public hearing in West Van

Eagle Harbour duplex project to go to public hearing in West Van

The plan includes 36 homes on a 4.5-acre parcel of land in the Eagle Harbour neighbourhood of West Vancouver
Third suspension for Richmond hockey player

Third suspension for Richmond hockey player

Eithan Grishin received a 31-game suspension from the Pacific Junior Hockey League.
3 North Vancouver victims defrauded of nearly $9K in 'broken phone scam'

3 North Vancouver victims defrauded of nearly $9K in 'broken phone scam'

Scammers pretend to be a loved one who needs money for a broken or lost phone, police say
Pussy Riot at The Polygon: Landmark exhibition documents a decade of political action

Pussy Riot at The Polygon: Landmark exhibition documents a decade of political action

Activist and Pussy Riot member Maria Alyokhina brings Velvet Terrorism to North Vancouver.
Urban forest plan calls for greater tree protection in West Vancouver

Urban forest plan calls for greater tree protection in West Vancouver

More planting of trees on municipally-owned land and changes to tree-cutting on private land under redevelopment are two of the measures being considered
Suds spotted foaming from North Vancouver drainpipe

Suds spotted foaming from North Vancouver drainpipe

It’s disappointing to see that people are still associating storm drains with the sanitary network, Streamkeepers president says
Happiness among young Canadians still sliding, report finds

Happiness among young Canadians still sliding, report finds

The trend, which applies to people 30 and under, was partly driven by Canada's record as the country with the longest female decline in happiness, which started in the early 2010s, and is still ongoing.
Stan Smyl surprises Canucks super fan at her 100th birthday party

Stan Smyl surprises Canucks super fan at her 100th birthday party

‘Steamer’ stops by to help celebrate with 100-year-old Esther Roach, who still loves to wear a Canucks jersey on game days