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Canuck the Crow. Photo supplied In May V.I.A. reporter Melissa Shaw shared the story about Vancouver's most famous crow, Canuck, becoming a father with his girlfriend Cassiar (Vancouver's second most-famous crow).

The SeaBus departs North Vancouver. File photo by Cindy Goodman/North Shore News A trip across Burrard Inlet aboard the SeaBus could become significantly cheaper in the coming years.

District of North Vancouver fire crews prepare to lift two stranded boaters to safety on the Pipeline Trail bridge over the Capilano River.

WIFTV The 20th annual Women in Film + Television Vancouver (WIFTV) Spotlight Awards celebrated the accomplishments of 12 women working in an industry where they face numerous challenges.

Photo Max Pixel A new public registry will aim to reveal the “true ownership” of real estate in B.C.

Jeffery Phan and Michelle Lesaca, both 24, are seen with their three-year-old daughter and two-year-old son in this undated handout photo.

Photo Dan Toulgoet The city has ordered the closure of a 150-plus room Downtown Eastside hotel with a notorious history for crime and more than 1,000 bylaw violations related to fire hazards, plumbing, electrical, structural damage and rodent and pes

Sunset Beach 4/20 2018. Photo by Dan Toulgoet Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says recreational marijuana will be legal in Canada as of Oct. 17. MORE TO COME

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Italian Day/Facebook A new study reveals that 71 per cent of Canadians participate in cultural experiences to reduce anxiety and stress.