District of North Vancouver is moving forward to ban the sale, possession and use of fireworks in the district. District

Vancouver Police are investigating a disturbing attack on a woman, who was sexually propositioned by a stranger and then kicked

Drivers on North Shore should prepare for upcoming overnight closures on Highway 1. The closures will affect east-bound traffic on

There were 99 new cases of COVID-19 reported on the North Shore in the weekly update by British Columbia Centre

Vancouver Police are appealing for witnesses after a man was attacked by a stranger in Vancouver’s West End last month.

BC Ferries expects a very busy Thanksgiving long weekend, especially on the Vancouver (Tsawwassen) – Victoria (Swartz Bay) route, while

City of North Vancouver is concerned that Seaspan’s plans to expand water lot by 40 metre to the west will

DNV Councillor Jordan Back wants to involve local youth in governance with a Youth and Younger Adults Committee that will

District of West Vancouver Council has directed staff to implement a cigarette butt disposal bins pilot project in the community.

A COVID-19 Vaccine Pop Up Clinic will be available tomorrow at Capilano University. The clinic will take place on October

A driver was issued a ticket and his car was impounded for speeding on Highway 99. On October 1, BC

Giva Construction has applied to redevelop a commercial site at 2045-2075 Old Dollarton Rd for a new condo development. The

District of North Vancouver has received an application to redevelop a site for 172 units near Phibbs Exchange. Engage Architecture

Two men were arrested by North Vancouver RCMP after an attempted theft of catalytic convertors. Just after midnight on Sunday,

A building with affordable rental housing and a senior respite care facility is being proposed as part of rezoning and

District of North Vancouver has fined a dog owner $300 after the dog attacked a four-year-old child in Deep Cove

Excavation is now complete at the Second Narrows Water Supply Tunnel. The tunnel underneath the Burrard Inlet was excavated with

The City of North Vancouver has approved a 58-unit rental building in a Central Lonsdale area. At a council meeting

COVID-19 cases on North Shore are declining after weeks of increasing numbers. From September 19 to 25, there were 84

A Whistler resident, Zuzana Stevikova, was fined $60,000 for feeding and attracting bears to her property in a precedent-setting case.

District of North Vancouver Council will decide on granting variance to a developer to allow wayfinding signs beyond what is

Cypress Mountain has announced a significant expansion of its Snowmaking System. Cypress has purchased 15 new snow guns, providing the

West Vancouver council will vote on  a proposal for a six storey “micro-unit” market rental building near Park Royal at

Drivers and vehicle owners are reminded that B.C.’s annual winter tire requirements are in effect. Drivers without the proper winter

Starting Monday, the Grouse Grind Trail will be closed on weekdays for approximately five weeks for upgrades. The trail will