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North Vancouver RCMP say a driver holding a tablet with both hands while stopped at an intersection was fined $368 and received four demerit points.
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North Vancouver RCMP say a driver holding a tablet with both hands while stopped at an intersection was fined $368 and received four demerit points.

A 58-year-old North Vancouver man faces three charges after a Port Moody police investigation into alleged exploitation of a vulnerable youth.

A man walking alone in the Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve was swiped on the leg by a bear Monday morning, conservation officers said.

The B.C. Conservation Officer Service is asking people to avoid the Richard Juryn trail network after a black bear followed and injured a lone walker.

Advance polls are open through Monday in the North Vancouver—Capilano federal byelection, where six candidates are seeking to replace former MP Johnathan Wilkinson.

North Vancouver RCMP are investigating fraud allegations after customers say Apadana Currency Exchange failed to return money intended for transfers between Iran and Canada.

The City of North Vancouver says the new Crosscut Bridge opens today, reconnecting Loutet and Cedar Village after decades of separation by highway construction.

B.C.’s police watchdog is seeking witnesses and video after a man was arrested at Lonsdale Quay in North Vancouver on Aug. 10 and later taken to hospital.

Stephen Curran says he has heard concerns about Pierre Poilievre while campaigning in North Vancouver—Capilano, but promises a constructive approach if elected.

North Vancouver RCMP say a man was arrested after he climbed onto a police cruiser and smashed its windshield during a medical call at Lonsdale Quay.

Asking rents are declining across Canada, but North Vancouver and Vancouver remain the country’s two most expensive rental cities, a Rentals.ca report says.

Water fights, football, festivals, flowers and live music are among the events planned across Metro Vancouver this weekend.
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