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Should council members be asked to abide by a written code of conduct? That's still up for debate in West Vancouver

West Vancouver council is serving up some good news for local tennis players and pickleballers with a new facility planned for Hugo Ray Park

More than 500 B.C. companies are among those supplying goods and services for the North Vancouver shipyard.

Jeremy Valeriote will be returning as an MLA candidate to vie for a seat in B.C.’s legislative assembly.

In January, the Lone Star Conference decided to decline the Red Leafs' affiliate membership agreement renewal.

The City of North Vancouver has given food trucks the go ahead to set up shop at 16 locations across the North Shore

The fountain has reached the end of its life and would cost around $300,000 to replace

'Generally there appears to be no standard for what is considered acceptable trail behaviour, and the bullies inevitably end up having their way.'

The massive smoke cloud rising from North Burnaby wasn't a fire like you'd think — it was a refinery flare.

Alternate school was the last in SD44 identified as being at risk in an earthquake