​United Strangers, a new coffee shop in Seymour, are inviting the community to attend their grand opening party.

Below is an open letter council-watcher Melinda Slater has written to the Mayor and Council of West Vancouver regarding July 16

​Metro Vancouver has issued an advisory about bear sighting on BCMC Route on the Grouse Grind Trail.

Vancouver Coastal Health says medical equipment such as blood pressure cuffs were identified as surfaces at risk of COVID-19 contamination in long-term care homes.

Blueridge Community Association members have once again rallied to say a heart-felt thank you to those who keep the community safe.

​Vancouver Police are warning the public about a high-risk sex offender, Michael Wayne Carpenter, who will be living in a correctional halfway house in Vancouver.

City of North Vancouver has launched a micro-wedding pilot project to help couples tie the knot.

​An aggressive bear seen at the Lynn Headwater Regional Park has prompted the closure of the park.

More than 100 new licensed child care spaces have been created in North Vancouver. Government of BC’s new spaces fun

North Vancouver Recreation Commission will partially re-open three fitness centres in North Vancouver from August 5.

BC Liberals have announced Karin Kirkpatrick as the next BC Liberal candidate for West Vancouver-Capilano.

BC RCMP has arrested a US citizen who tried to evade Canadian officials by floating in the Kettle River for several hours.

The BC Coroners Service and RCMP are asking for the public’s help in solving a nearly 35-year-old mystery involving a woman whose remains were recovered from Burrard Inlet.

We will continue to do so, and this will enable us, MomBop, to tour our local communities and to showcase our performance in conjuction with teaching our choreographed moves to our fans.

​Conservation Officers continue to search for a black bear that bit a 10-year-old girl at Rice Lake Park in North Vancouver.

A 10-year-old girl was bitten on the leg by a bear at Rice Lake Park in North Vancouver.

One bear trap has been set in West Vancouver for a bear that had been finding food around homes and then entered a property through an unsecured door, said North Shore Black Bear Society.

Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement Howe Sound, warning about the first heat of the season starting Sunday.

​A developer proposing an infill development in the Eagle Harbour neighbourhood is holding a public information meeting on July 27.

​BC RCMP has arrested a US citizen with 198 kilograms of meth in his possession.

The Province of British Columbia is significantly increasing the fine for “dooring.”

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.

At a council meeting yesterday, council reversed that decision after the community, including the West Vancouver Historical Society, decried the decision.

BC Parks will allow people to access the trails on Mount Seymour and Cypress Provincial Parks from July 27.

The RCMP has issued fines to two US boaters who are contravening the Quarantine Act.