The Sea to Sky Gondola will be opening today to the public with new COVID-19 safety protocols and reduced capacity.  The gondola earlier reopened on May 22 for pass holders.

Cypress and Mount Seymour provincial parks on North Shore will open on June 1.

West Vancouver council has appointed Robert Bartlett as the new Chief Administrative Officer. Robert will take on the role after

BC Ferries is planning to resume ferry service on the Nanaimo (Departure Bay) – Vancouver (Horseshoe Bay) route on June 3.

West Vancouver police is assisting the BC Coroner's Service after a body was found in the water under the Lions Gate Bridge yesterday evening.

Drivers on the North Shore are advised that Exit 22, the Fern Street eastbound off-ramp, will be permanently closed effective Sunday, May 31, 2020.

Vancouver Police  is investigating 29 cases of anti-Asian hate crime and hate-related incidents in Vancouver.

The North Vancouver City Library will eliminate fines for overdue materials effective immediately, one of the first in Lower Mainland to adopt the practice of removing overdue fines.

The District of West Vancouver says it has spotted eight cygnets (baby swans) in the Ambleside Pool, but only one pair can remain in the pond.

District of North Vancouver will be considering a rezoning  application for a six-storey rental apartment building in the Maplwood neighborhood.

Two popular provincial parks on North Shore will remain closed to the public while several provincial parks open throughout the province for day-use only.

A man who scammed seniors in North Vancouver, West Vancouver as well as other Metro Vancouver municipalities was sentenced to 5.5 years in jail.

After two months of suspending all public consultation, District of West Vancouver Council is preparing to hold public hearings once again, but electronically.

BC Government is inviting people to take part in a COVID-19 survey to gather information on how the pandemic has impacted the health and well-being of people.

 Metro Vancouver Transit Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a man who allegedly attacked a woman, pulled her hair and punched her several times on a bus.

The Government of Canada’s new prohibition on certain firearms and devices has prompted the North Vancouver RCMP to issue a public request:

West Vancouver Police Department investigators are appealing to the public for information about a Saturday evening assault with a weapon at Ambleside Park that left a 17-year-old male youth in hospital with serious, life-altering, injuries. 

North Vancouver RCMP is urging caution after an increase in mail thefts since the beginning of the year.

Vancouver Police are recommending multiple charges against two men who stole a large quantity of personal protective equipment – including more than 6,000 masks – from a retirement home last week.

Discover a Piece of History: Charming 111-Year-Old North Vancouver House for Sale A 101-year-old heritage home on Central Lonsdale in

Vancouver Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a suspect who assaulted a young woman in downtown Vancouver the afternoon of April 12.

As many as 150 bags were delivered to the Lions Gate Hospital ER department and 300 bags went to the Berkley Care Centre.

TransLink is resuming front-door boarding and fare collection on all buses starting June 1. 

Government of Canada is giving $175.6 million to AbCellera Biologics, a Vancouver-based biotechnology company that researches and discovers next-generation antibody drugs to fight infection and disease.

For most organizations, an empty spreadsheet is not a good sign. For the North Shore Black Bear Society – and