COVID-19: West Van cafe has shut down permanently
June 18, 2020North Shore
A West Vancouver restaurant and cafe in Dundarave has shut its down permanently.
Grouse Mountain to open on June 22
June 18, 2020North Shore
Grouse Mountain has announced that it will begin a phased reopening on Monday, June 22, along with the Grouse Grind trail.
FortisBC plans to replace gas pipeline on Puttallo Bridge
June 17, 2020BC/Canada
FortisBC is proposing to build a new gas line in Burnaby to replace the one attached to the existing Pattullo Bridge.
DNV council bans rodenticides to protect owls
June 17, 2020North Shore
On Monday, June 15, the District of North Vancouver Council unanimously moved Councillor Megan Curren’s motion to ban anticoagulant rodenticides on all District-owned properties.
North Van writer wins short story contest
June 16, 2020North Shore
A local North Vancouver writer was named the first-place winner of the 4th annual short story contest BC-Yukon Short 2020
Construction underway at affordable rental building on Lonsdale
June 16, 2020North Shore
Construction is underway at an affordable rental building in Central Lonsdale.
‘Open Street’ policy is more of a ‘Closed Street’ plan on Lonsdale
June 16, 2020North Shore
The "Open Street " policy would be better labelled the “Closed Street” plan on Lonsdale.
North Van RCMP to community: Thank You
June 15, 2020North Shore
North Van RCMP has expressed its gratitude to the community for their support in these trying times. In a press
Access changes at Howe Sound Crest Trail
June 15, 2020North Shore
BC Parks is asking outdoor enthusisats to be aware of a change in access to the Howe Sound Crest Trail.
Dollarton cannabis store rezoning before council today
June 15, 2020North Shore
District of North Vancouver council will decide on giving rezoning approval for Muse, a cannabis store proposed in Dollarton Village.
Trans Mountain investigating oil spill in Abbotsford
June 13, 2020BC/Canada
Trans Mountain said it is investigating a spill at its Sumas Pump Station in Abbotsford.
Blueridge Community Association gives 200 gift bags to local RCMP
June 12, 2020North Shore
The Blueridge Community Association donated 200 gift bags to officers and staff at the North Vancouver RCMP detachment, only weeks after delivering 450 such gift packages to the front-line workers at the Lions Gate Hospital.
Seaspan teams up with Heddle on polar icebreaker bid
June 12, 2020North Shore
Under the terms of their agreement, if Seaspan Shipyards is awarded the Polar Icebreaker, Heddle will fabricate ship modules at its three Ontario shipyards.
Theft of catalytic converters prompt warning from North Van RCMP
June 11, 2020North Shore
North Vancouver RCMP are issuing a warning about an increase in catalytic converter thefts in recent weeks, and a request to the community to watch out for suspicious activity.
May deadliest month for drug overdose deaths in BC’s history
June 11, 2020BC/Canada
There were 18 deaths in North Shore and the Coast Garibaldi area, which includes Sea to Sky and the Sunshine Coast communities.
Stats Canada launches survey about parenting during COVID-19
June 10, 2020BC/Canada
Stats Canada has launched a survey asking parents about the challenges of parenting during the pandemic.
Three arrested in 24 hours for thefts in North Vancouver
June 10, 2020North Shore
Three people have been arrested by North Vancouver RCMP for theft, possession of drugs, and possession of a dangerous weapon.
Queensbury frog finds a new home in Moodyville
June 10, 2020North Shore
A frog most familiar to North Vancouver students has resurfaced in Moodyville Park.
Bear-in-area signs posted on Capilano River Trail
June 9, 2020North Shore
West Vancouver park board has installed bear aware signs on the Capilano River trail in the Capilano Regional Park after reports of a bear and cubs on the trail.
BC Ferries increases service on Vancouver–Sunshine Coast route
June 5, 2020North Shore
BC Ferries is increasing service on the Vancouver (Horseshoe Bay)–Sunshine Coast (Langdale) route from today to better match capacity with
Gratitude in the face of despair on North Shore
June 5, 2020North Shore
Yes, the North Shore was home to Canada's first deaths, and perhaps because of this stress, thousands of acts of generosity and kindness emerged.
Ambleside Par 3 golf course opens tomorrow
June 4, 2020North Shore
The District of West Vancouver will re-open Ambleside Par 3 golf course on Friday, June 5 with revised operating protocols.
Very little evidence of community transmission in region: VCH
June 3, 2020North Shore
There is very little evidence of COVID-19 community transmissions in the Vancouver Coastal Health region including in North Vancouver.
Wolf believed to have attacked man in Port Edward destroyed
June 2, 2020BC/Canada
Conservation officers in Port Edwards captured and destroyed a single wolf they believe is the wolf that attacked a man on Friday.
Stop poisoning owls on the North Shore
June 1, 2020North Shore
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