Surreal sci-fi: Video shows Hong Kong protesters shooting lasers at cops
August 2, 2019World
The scene looks right out of a science-fiction film or a video game. Pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong facing a
Police arrest high-risk sex offender
August 1, 2019BC/Canada
Patrol officers, with assistance of a police dog, located Alexander hiding in a wooded area of Stanley Park shortly after 8 p.m. last night.
West Van police investigate graffiti threatening Mayor Mary-Ann Booth and council
August 1, 2019North Shore
he words “Kill Booth” and “Kill Council” were sprayed across the boards in large letters.
Cougar sighting near Delbrook Recreation Centre
August 1, 2019North Shore
North Vancouver RCMP officers responded to a cougar sighting on a Mosquito Creek trail near Delbrook Park at 4 pm
Slow-moving senior wants warning devices on fast-moving bikes
August 1, 2019North Shore
A senior resident wants the District of West Vancouver and the province to create a law making it mandatory for
The world should get ready for a raccoon invasion
August 1, 2019World
Raccoons look cute but they can prove to be dangerous — once they take over the world. A species native
Darwin Properties wants to build over 500 apartments on Old Dollarton Road
August 1, 2019North Shore
Darwin Properties has submitted a preliminary application with the District of North Vancouver to build more than 500 apartments at
Vancouver police seek public help in investigating serious assault
July 31, 2019BC/Canada
Vancouver Police is asking for the public’s help in identifying two people who may have information about a serious assault to a man in a wheelchair in early July.
Heavy rain forecast for North Shore
July 31, 2019North Shore
An unseasonably strong Pacific front will bring heavy rain and drench Vancouver Island and parts of the south coast beginning on Thursday.
Missing North Vancouver man: Family creates YouTube video, answers queries
July 31, 2019North Shore
The family of Vincent Che has posted a YouTube video about the missing North Vancouver man last seen in April in the Lynn Valley area. Vincent Che is still missing.
Slow down on BC Day long weekend; 470 injured in 1,400 crashes last year
July 31, 2019BC/Canada
B.C. highways will be busier than ever this long weekend. Drivers may be tempted to speed to try to get to their destination sooner but the reality is, speeding increases your risk of crashing and it's the top contributing factor in fatal crashes in B.C.
Community Association concerned over height of building on Delbrook Lands
July 31, 2019North Shore
Members of Delbrook Community Association have expressed concerns over the height of building as proposed in the survey.
Watch out! Break-and-enters in West Van shoot up by 65 per cent
July 31, 2019North Shore
West Vancouver Police Department (WVPD) is asking that residents report any suspicious activity after an increase in residential break-and-enters in
RCMP warns after baby rescued from hot car in Squamish
July 31, 2019BC/Canada
Squamish RCMP has issued a warning after a two-year-old was left alone in a car on a hot day on
Biodiversity is highest on Indigenous-managed lands
July 31, 2019BC/Canada
More than one million plant and animal species worldwide are facing extinction, according to a recent United Nations report. Now,
Family offers $50,000 reward for info in a 25-year-old case of missing couple
July 31, 2019North Shore
For a quarter century, secrecy has blanketed the disappearance of North Vancouver’s Nick Masée Sr. and Lisa Masée. To mark
Sydney denies safety to women citing carbon footprint
July 30, 2019World
A local government in Australia thinks reducing carbon footprint is more important that safety of women — even if that
Can tech improve driver behaviour? ICBC recruits new drivers to find out
July 30, 2019BC/Canada
ICBC is launching a one-year pilot project for less experienced drivers and is looking for 7,000 drivers to see if its technology can improve their driving and make B.C. roads safer.
Council aims to make CNV ‘Healthiest Small City in the World’ by 2022
July 30, 2019North Shore
Create a Lower Lonsdale brewery district, complete the new museum, create more parklets, plant more trees, and expand rentals and
CNV approves $250,000 for library from funds meant for Harry Jerome Recreation Centre
July 30, 2019North Shore
City of North Vancouver council has approved the library’s request to increase the budget for a new enclosed space by
Vancouver SPCA seeks help for puppy who almost died of cannabis overdose
July 29, 2019BC/Canada
The BC SPCA Vancouver Branch is seeking help from public to care for a husky puppy called Bear who nearly who nearly died from a drug overdose.
Alternative to plastic straws goes viral in Philippines
July 29, 2019World
Much before Canada bans plastic straws by early 2021 to reduce non-recyclable waste, a cheap alternative has appeared. A cafe
No new classes for property tax: Province rejects West Van proposal
July 29, 2019North Shore
The province has rejected a proposal by District of West Vancouver to create separate tax classes for more affordable housing.
Seabus sailings every 10 minutes during rush hours from September 3
July 29, 2019North Shore
SeaBus passengers will soon benefit from increased service during peak periods, with sailings between Waterfront and Lonsdale Quay set to
Coun. Bell wants RCMP to warn before issuing tickets on Lonsdale at 15th Street
July 29, 2019North Shore
Councillor Don Bell would like the RCMP to give warnings before issuing tickets at a busy intersection on Lonsdale where