The Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation) has announced it will start an Indigenous-led initiative to find answers about the children who

Parks Canada wildlife specialists have been working for many years to protect habitat and support the recovery of woodland caribou

Meet Apple! Apple is a friendly and social bunny who is living her best life in a foster home while

Tragically Joseph Chung passed away aged just 32 years old after undergoing complications following a seizure while swimming; one of

Environment Canada has issued a heat warning for North Shore, as well as Howe Sound, and other Metro Vancouver communities.

An accident has closed the Highway 99 in both directions, and those on the road can expect major delays. First

District of West Vancouver is informing the community about a COVID-19 positive case at a local adventure camp. On August

A RCMP dive team has recovered the body of the paddleboarder who had fallen into Alice Lake in Squamish yesterday.

The newly revamped Lynn Creek Bridge opens to the public today, Monday, Aug.9. Renewal work included a new concrete deck,

After weeks of dramatic drops, COVID-19 cases are on the rise on North Shore. According to the latest data released

The BC SPCA is warning dog guardians to be aware of what appears to be an unusual strain of kennel

A section of the Baden Powell Trail in West Vancouver will be restored to improve users’ comfort and safety, and

YYOGA and the District of North Vancouver (DNV) have signed a new lease agreement. YYOGA Northshore Elements will continue to

As many as 21 firefighters and three helicopters are currently working to extinguish a five hectare fire north of Squamish.

North Vancouver RCMP is introducing Inspector Vaz Kassam as the Detachment’s new Operations Officer. Inspector Kassam has a varied and

Comox Valley RCMP is seeking public assistance in locating Grace Smiley, who was reported missing on August 1. Police believe

North Shore residents can now access the walk-in clinic in North Vancouver until August 8. The walk-in clinic will be

A Nanaimo-based commercial crab fishing boat master Scott Steer has again been found guilty of serious offences against the Fisheries Act.

Les is an active swimmer, runner, and all-weather cyclist. He has proposed that the interview be combined with a hike

Municipalities throughout the province can now move more quickly to prevent plastics from polluting their communities. Under new rules, local

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