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Jail sentence sought for arsonist who torched his ex-girlfriend's house in West Van

Jail sentence sought for arsonist who torched his ex-girlfriend's house in West Van

Accused texted threatening messages shortly before fire started. He has pleaded guilty to arson of an inhabited property.
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'Cat' burglar targets two school buses in West Van

'Cat' burglar targets two school buses in West Van

Thieves are on the prowl for catalytic converters in West Van and North Van. Across the North Shore, there have been 88 reported thefts of the vehicle part so far this year.
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North Shore mayors support First Nations calling for urgent action from federal government

North Shore mayors support First Nations calling for urgent action from federal government

'If we're ever going to have reconciliation, then we need the truth. We need the recognition of what happened. And, we need a process to help us get to where we need to be.'
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Opinion: Forest industry in for big changes, including much bigger role for First Nations

Opinion: Forest industry in for big changes, including much bigger role for First Nations

The renewed stress on Indigenous partnerships, consultation and cooperation isn't just political rhetoric, says columnist Les Leyne.
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Editorial: Discovery of unmarked graves should lead to national reckoning

Editorial: Discovery of unmarked graves should lead to national reckoning

Truth and Reconciliation is an ongoing process. We hope this is a turning point in our willingness to acknowledge our shameful past.
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Squamish Nation survivor of Kamloops residential school shares her story

Squamish Nation survivor of Kamloops residential school shares her story

North Shore woman says it was healing to 'sit in that pain' and remember the children who disappeared without explanation on a visit to the former residential school
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New COVID-19 cases in B.C. drop to 184 – the lowest in 32 weeks

New COVID-19 cases in B.C. drop to 184 – the lowest in 32 weeks

No new COVID-19 deaths keeps provincial death toll at 1,703.
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North Vancouver School District honours and educates after Kamloops discovery

North Vancouver School District honours and educates after Kamloops discovery

School communities across the North Shore are encouraged to wear orange tomorrow (June 2).
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$30,000 offered for tips on North Van tow yard arsonist (VIDEO)

$30,000 offered for tips on North Van tow yard arsonist (VIDEO)

Suspect captured on dash cam video
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Playing through: University-bound lineman ready to finally get back on the gridiron

Playing through: University-bound lineman ready to finally get back on the gridiron

North Vancouver's Joe McNulty making tough jump to next level after COVID wipes out entire Grade 12 season
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