BC Government has announced three new cases of COVID-19 in B.C, brining the total of people infect to 12 cases in British Columbia.

With the Community Wayfinding plan, District of West Van hopes to inform visitors about local areas of interest and draw regional visitors and tourists to the community.

The individual affected is a resident of the Fraser Health region and it unrelated to any previously announced case.

District of North Vancouver has awarded the 2019 Heritage Award to Blue Cabin restoration project.

The technical feasibility study for a transit crossing from Vancouver to the North Shore has completed first phase.

BC Ferries customers will soon be able to use debit card as a form of payment at vehicle and foot passenger ticketing areas.

The Government of BC has announced the eighth cases of coronavirus in the province.

The BC Conservation Officer Service is warning pet owners and the public after one dog was killed and at least three other pets injured in coyote attacks in the Fraser Valley.

North Shore residents can expect heavy traffic as City of North Vancouver plans to close the Mosquito Creek bridge for construction this weekend.

District of North Vancouver council will vote on a staff suggestion at a council meeting next week to remove three properties from the district’s heritage register.

The length of bikeways in the Metro Vancouver region has nearly tripled in a decade, according to a the first ever State of Cycling Report for Metro Vancouver.

A trucking company was fined $175,000 for an oil spill into Lemon Creek in the Slocan Valley near Nelson.

Vancouver Police seized nine guns, a small quantity of drugs, and multiple weapons from inside a tent at Oppenheimer Park this week.

BC SPCA has rescued a cat that was trapped inside a Vancouver house that had been boarded up and deserted by the tenants.

What started as a routine traffic stop in Abbotsford ended up with a man’s arrest on the Capilano River Bridge in West Vancouver.

The skating rink in The Shipyards in North Vancouver, the largest in Metro Vancouver, will close down for the season next week. 

More than eight million to 14 million tonnes of unreported fish catches are traded illicitly every year, costing the legitimate

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A BC Supreme Court judge, Justice Lance Bernard, has held a truck driver and his trucking company liable for a motor vehicle accident on Highway 99 in town of Mt. Currie.

Vancouver Police is asking for the public’s help in identifying the man who broke into the Harbour Air seaplane terminal in the Vancouver harbour on Friday and stole a seaplane.

As many as 981 people died due to illicit drugs in BC, an average of 2.7 deaths every day in the province.

North Vancouver RCMP is urging the community to lock their vehicles because of an increase in theft from vehicles throughout North Vancouver.

A brand-new power plant is ready for operations at the Lions Gate Hospital on March 1. The new power plant

The saying goes, never discuss politics, sex or religion, but what about money? A new national survey by FP Canada™

All West Coast Express trains heading eastbound from Waterfront to Mission will not run this afternoon due to protesters blocking Canadian Pacific tracks in the Port Haney area.