Developer proposes “missing middle” homes in West Van
July 24, 2020North Shore
A developer proposing an infill development in the Eagle Harbour neighbourhood is holding a public information meeting on July 27.
American arrested with 198 kilogram of meth
July 23, 2020BC/Canada
BC RCMP has arrested a US citizen with 198 kilograms of meth in his possession.
BC quadruples fine for injuring cyclists by ‘dooring’
July 23, 2020BC/Canada
The Province of British Columbia is significantly increasing the fine for “dooring.”
Warning issued about online pet scams
July 22, 2020BC/Canada
The Better Business Bureau is warning about a recent spike in online pet scams and is urging people to not buy pet products online from unknown retailers.
Council postpones demolition of Navvy Jack House
July 22, 2020North Shore
At a council meeting yesterday, council reversed that decision after the community, including the West Vancouver Historical Society, decried the decision.
BC Parks launches day-pass for Mount Seymour and Cypress parks trails
July 22, 2020North Shore
BC Parks will allow people to access the trails on Mount Seymour and Cypress Provincial Parks from July 27.
US boaters fined for violating Quarantine Act
July 21, 2020BC/Canada
The RCMP has issued fines to two US boaters who are contravening the Quarantine Act.
North Van RCMP arrest person for making hoax call at Lynn Valley Care Centre
July 21, 2020North Shore
North Van RCMP has arrested a person for making a hoax call to the Lynn Valley Centre at height of the pandemic.
Permit issued for power building in Upper Capilano
July 21, 2020North Shore
District of North Vancouver council has issued a development permit for the construction of a backup power building, fuel vault, gatehouse building, and other infrastructure at the Capilano River Regional Park.
Expect traffic delays between Exit 13 and 14
July 20, 2020North Shore
Drive BC is cautioning people about possible delays that can be expected starting today. Paving operations are planned between Exit
We need a thorough review of long-term care homes
July 20, 2020North Shore
Long term care homes in our community were not only some of the first impacted but sadly, we also experienced the first COVID-19 death in Canada at the Lynn Valley Care Home.
Historical society decries council decision on Navvy Jack House
July 20, 2020North Shore
We are asking West Van Council to delay a final decision so that genuine public consultation and discussion can take place and the means explored as to how we might save the Navy Jack House.
North Van RCMP arrest man with replica gun at Phibbs Exchange
July 17, 2020North Shore
North Van RCMP has arrested a man who was aiming a replica gun at people in North Vancouver.
Grouse Mountain offering 100 free admission tickets
July 17, 2020North Shore
From July 20 to 31, Grouse Mountain will give one hundred free Mountain Admission tickets per day.
West Van to demolish Navvy Jack House
July 17, 2020North Shore
District of West Vancouver will demolish the historic Navy Jack House because of its poor condition, high restoration or renovation cost.
Two BC residents fined $6.3 million in ponzi scam
July 16, 2020BC/Canada
The British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) ordered two B.C. residents and two companies to pay $6.3 million for committing fraud through a Ponzi scheme.
CNV scales back its Open Streets plan
July 16, 2020North Shore
The City of North Vancouver is scaling back Open Streets Action Plan, a “bold experiment,” that it admits hasn't had the desired effect in local neighbourhoods.
Deep Cove Cultural Centre applies to extend liquor licence to theater
July 15, 2020North Shore
The Deep Cove Cultural Centre has applied to liquor licence board to extend their liquor licence to allow liquor in the theater space.
West Van starts planning a compact community in Cypress Village
July 14, 2020North Shore
The District of West Vancouver is starting a community engagement process in an effort to create detailed policy for a new compact, sustainable urban community in Cypress Village.
Extension for Neptune’s dust abatement project
July 14, 2020North Shore
The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority has issued a minor permit amendment to Neptune Terminals to complete its dust abatement project.
North Van RCMP issue warning about spoof calls
July 13, 2020North Shore
North Vancouver RCMP are warning the public about a recent series of scam phone calls that appear as though they are coming from the North Vancouver Detachment.
North Van heritage home approved for child care use
July 13, 2020North Shore
The City of North Vancouver council has approved a child care facility a heritage home on East 2nd Street. The
Why West Vancouver’s Gordon Avenue project is flawed
July 10, 2020North Shore
Proposal for 167 Subsidized Housing units in West Vancouver for residents earning between $50,000 and $125,000 per annum – opportunity
TransLink increase SeaBus service to meet growing demand
July 9, 2020North Shore
Beginning Monday, weekday SeaBus departures will occur every 15 minutes between 7:00 and 9:30 a.m. and between 3:00 and 6:30 p.m.
Dr. Bonnie Henry launches ship in North Vancouver
July 9, 2020North Shore
Dr. Bonnie Henry, the provincial health officer was in North Vancouver to launch the third state-of-the-art fisheries and science vessel for the Canadian Coast Guard.
























