Metro Vancouver has raised the fire danger rating to extreme in all of its regional parks and greenways, and is

A strengthening ridge of high pressure will bring increasing temperatures to the south coast later this week. The time frame

Locals in North Vancouver are voicing concerns over Seaspan Shipyards’ plan to expand its dry dock facilities which they fear

Have you noticed ‘inchworms’ dangling from trees in your neighbourhood, lots of needles raining down or brownish trees? You might

The Province is placing a temporary ban on the sale and use of second-generation rodenticides. Effective July 21, the sale

TransLink’s new SeaBus, the Burrard Chinook, sails its maiden voyage today serving customers across the Burrard Inlet. TransLink wrapped the

Squamish RCMP, Coast Guard and other agencies are searching for a missing swimmer in Lions Bay. On July 21, at

There has been a slight uptick in COVID cases on North Shore. According to the latest weekly data provided by

The District of West Vancouver is currently in negotiations with three different organisations to further the Gordon Avenue housing project.

With the current fire danger rating at high, charcoal barbecues are banned at all District parks and beaches until further

BC Wildfire Services is working to extinguish a new fire above the Woodfibre LNG site. Mill Creek fire is approximately

As wildfires continue to threaten communities across British Columbia, the BC SPCA is holding a half-price adoption promotion to free

BC Parks has issued a warning about an aggressive bear in Garibaldi Provincial Park. There have been reports of an

North Vancouver RCMP are seeking witnesses to a series of arsons that occurred between 12:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. on

The Independent Investigations Office (IIO) of BC is investigating a motor vehicle incident in West Vancouver which left a motorcyclist

Below is an open letter Jennifer Webb, co-chair of West Vancouver’s Arts Facilities Advisory Committee, has written to the Mayor

With continuing hot weather and dry conditions, charcoal barbecues are banned in parks and beaches in the District of West

The BC RCMP Federal Financial Integrity team has secured charges against Haoran Xue, a Burnaby man, who scammed people by

North Shore Black Bear Society is asking the community to be in alert for two orphaned cubs after their mother

Next week, from July 19 – 23, VCH will be offering vaccines at the The Shipyards District, a hot spot

I was very poor. I knew nothing about who I was, the rich culture that I descended from. I barely

Four coyotes in Stanley Park were euthanized by the Conservation Officers overnight and this morning. One of the coyotes was

The North Shore Black Bear Society is urging the community to call them if anyone sees an injured bear in

There were just 11 new cases of COVID in the latest weekly data reported by the British Columbia Centre for

Quarry Rock remains closed due to significant infrastructure projects taking place in Deep Cove this summer. It was initially closed