New hope for Indigenous-led businesses hit hard by COVID-19
September 29, 2020BC/Canada
Capilano University (CapU) has received a $450,000 donation from TD Bank Group to develop and strengthen the University’s Indigenous Digital
COVID-19 moving Airbnb’s to long-term rentals on North Shore
September 28, 2020North Shore
District of North Vancouver councilor Lisa Muri was browsing through rental listings on Craigslist recently when she noticed an anomaly for the North Shore region: a striking abundance of available rentals.
Grizzly captured in Squamish; second to be caught this month
September 28, 2020BC/Canada
The BC Conservation Officer Service captured a grizzly bear in Brackendale on September 27, the second to have been captured
North Van RCMP investigating after tow trucks set on fire
September 26, 2020North Shore
North Van RCMP are investigating after two tow trucks and six other vehicles were set on fire in a suspect arson on Welch Street.
Carolyn Anglin BC Liberal candidate for North Vancouver-Lonsdale
September 26, 2020North Shore
Carolyn “‘Lyn” Anglin has been nominated as the BC Liberal candidate for North Vancouver-Lonsdale in the upcoming provincial election.
$250,000 reward for information leading to arrest of gondola vandalism suspect
September 25, 2020BC/Canada
The Sea to Sky Gondola is offering a $250,000 reward for any information leading up to the arrest and conviction of the individual behind the vandalism to the gondola.
Watchdog clears North Van RCMP officers in woman’s death
September 25, 2020North Shore
The provincial police watchdog has cleared North Van RCMP officers in death of a woman in Lions Bay.
North Van RCMP look for owner of ski bindings
September 24, 2020North Shore
North Vancouver RCMP are sure someone's day on the slopes will go a whole lot better if they get their bindings back.
North Van birthday celebration ends with alcohol charges
September 24, 2020North Shore
What started out as a birthday celebration ended with an impaired driving investigation, fine, and vehicle impoundment in North Vancouver.
Wildlife avoids places visited by outdoor adventurers: UBC
September 24, 2020BC/Canada
An analysis of trail use by UBC researchers reveals wildlife tends to avoid places that were recently visited by recreational users.
CNV approves $75,000 grant for North Shore Rent Bank
September 23, 2020North Shore
City of North Vancouver has approved a $75,000 grant to the North Shore Rent Bank, a homelessness prevention initiative offered by Harvest Project.
NDP continues to fail BC on drug overdose deaths
September 23, 2020North Shore
It’s clear from the numbers — a 71 per cent increase in year-over-year overdose death numbers — that the NDP approach is continuing to fail British Columbians.
High Streamflow Advisory issued for North Shore
September 23, 2020North Shore
The River Forecast Centre has issued a High Streamflow Advisory for North Shore mountains.
Let’s find a way to preserve the Navvy Jack House
September 23, 2020North Shore
Recently a diverse citizens group came together, mostly out of members of the West Vancouver Heritage Advisory Committee, to save the Navvy Jack House when it came under threat earlier this year.
Westview Elementary students to get new accessible playground
September 22, 2020North Shore
New Democrat MLA Bowinn Ma says students at Westview Elementary will soon have a new accessible playground, thanks to $125,000
North Van RCMP hope you can identify the owner of this bike
September 22, 2020North Shore
Is this your bike? North Vancouver RCMP would like to find its rightful owner, but they are having a hard
Heavy rainfall, strong winds in store for North Shore
September 21, 2020North Shore
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for Metro Vancouver.
New electric vehicle charging stations coming to Squamish
September 21, 2020BC/Canada
Patrick Weiler, Member of Parliament for West Vancouver–Sunshine Coast–Sea to Sky Country, on behalf of Seamus O’Regan, Canada’s Minister of
Deep Cove business owner seeks ‘Justice for Plum’
September 21, 2020North Shore
A Deep Cove resident is calling upon the community to sign a petition asking local and provincial governments to do more to prevent the killing of black bears, and to focus efforts on conservation.
North Shore Forum engages young adults in municipal politics
September 18, 2020North Shore
Young adults ages 18 to 39 are invited to participate in the virtual 2020 Cohort of the North Shore Young
Seaspan teams up with Genoa Design in bid to deliver Polar Icebreaker
September 18, 2020North Shore
Seaspan Shipyards (Seaspan ULC) and Genoa Design (Genoa Design International Ltd.) have entered into an exclusive agreement to design and
North Vancouver district seeks input on bike network
September 18, 2020North Shore
District of North Vancouver is seeking public input on cycling in the district.
Fine for ‘dooring’ goes up this Monday
September 17, 2020BC/Canada
The Province of British Columbia is significantly increasing the fine for “dooring.” The new fine come into effect this Monday, September 21.
Air quality advisory continues for Metro Vancouver
September 16, 2020North Shore
Metro Vancouver is continuing the fine particulate matter advisory that has been in effect since September 8 as wildfire smoke from fires in the US continues to persist in the region.
Public consultation for redevelopment of Inglewood Care Centre
September 16, 2020North Shore
Once completed, the new Inglewood “continuum of care” will integrate every available level of housing and care for seniors.

























