Owners of older forklifts, excavators and other non-road diesel engines have until the end of January 2020 to register their

A new way of using GPS tracking data will help minimize interactions between a herd of caribou and snowmobilers in

North Shore Emergency Management has installed 20 earthquake seismic sensors in key municipal buildings across the North Shore to record the level of ground shaking during an earthquake.

The man pleaded guilty to hunting wildlife not within an open season. It was hunters who first reported the incident to COS in Oct. 2017.

Fortis said it had received approval from British Columbia Utilities Commission to reduce the bills for customers in the beginning of 2020.

Charlotte Ellice, the branch manager of BC SPCA West Vancouver branch said the cat has deep wounds and seems to be attacked by wildlife, presumably a coyote.

District of North Vancouver council voted 4-3 to defer a townhome project in Edgemont until a targeted review of the community’s Official Community Plan.

As the latest UN Climate Change Conference (COP 25) opens in Spain this week, a new investigation reveals Canada’s deforestation

While the majority of adults in this country profess some belief in God or a higher power, a significant segment

Visit the shores of Deep Cove this holiday season where people will gather in Panorama Park on December 14 at

British Columbians who want to cut their own Christmas tree can get a permit online, or by contacting their local

Close to half of the 21 wildlife species assessed by the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada

The new facility will be a two-storey clubhouse, two lawn bowling greens, and a parking lot at 249 East 24th Street in North Vancouver

Are you interested in becoming a Community Health Worker (Care Aide/Health Care Assistant) or a Mental Health Care Worker?

RCMP is offering a $50,000 reward for a Burnaby man who is part of a crime group allegedly involved in the laundering of millions of dollars.

The Independent Investigations Office (IIO) of B.C. has found that the actions of police were not responsible for the death

A West Vancouver realtor will have to pay $9,000 in penalty and expenses to BC Real Estate council after being found responsible for professional misconduct.

Today and tomorrow, North Vancouver RCMP, in partnership with ICBC, are putting high school students from North Vancouver through their

The Reindeer Bus rolls into service today, continuing a beloved holiday tradition in Metro Vancouver. In addition to spreading Christmas

Once the Provincial TNS licence is issued to the ride hailing companies, they can obtain a municipal business licence from the City. 

The Butte County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO) in Bute country, California announced the arrest of Brandon Teixeira.  He was charged with the first-degree murder of Nicholas Khabra of Surrey.

A controversial development project that would see an increase of 481 residential units to what was earlier approved is headed

TransLink has released details of new initiatives and improvements to prepare for any adverse weather events this winter.  This comes

A developer is hosting a public information meeting for a condo building being planned in the Dollarton neighbourhood.

Seismic engineers and psychologists from the University of British Columbia teamed up with a visual artist to create the image