A North Vancouver funeral home will host a free scattering ceremony in November. Dignity Memorial will host a free scattering

District of West Vancouver is planning to install a new northbound, dedicated left-turn lane separate from the through lane at

Health Canada has warned that Wetskins and Freshwater children’s rain suits pose strangulation hazard. It says drawstrings in the hood

Watch out for an aggressive owl if you are biking on ‘Don’t Look Back’ trail in Whistler. The owl can attack you and leave

47-year-old Alban Queyras of Villefranche, France, has been charged with “Drive a motor vehicle without due care and attention,” of the Motor Vehicle Act.

Vancouver Police arrested 10 climate protesters after they refused to leave the Burrard Bridge despite police requests and warnings. Police

The proposed amendments will also ensure the definition of road users includes emerging active transportation modes, the government said.

Starting November 1, all of Capilano University’s Continuing Studies and Executive Education will be based out of CapU Lonsdale, said Linda Munro, senior communications officer for CapU.

RCMP has charged a North Vancouver music teacher for possessing child pornography and for sexual assault offences involving minors. The

As all the federal party leaders gather tonight for the first time at a debate in this forty-third election campaign,

BC Ferries is adding 93 extra sailings for the upcoming Thanksgiving long weekend to ensure smooth sailing for customers travelling

Metro Vancouver is repairing the Cleveland Dam spillway and training walls as part of a maintenance programme to ensure the

An Edgemont resident wants District of North Vancouver to create a new light abatement bylaw that would stop people from installing bright exterior lights on their homes.

The rate of sphyliis in BC is on the rise and health authorities are reminding British Columbians to get tested for sexually transmitted infections (STIs), especially those with new sexual partners, or people who are pregnant.

On October 2, 2019, TMAC Resources Inc. was ordered to pay $50,000, in the Nunavut Court of Justice after pleading guilty to one offence under the Fisheries Act, in violation of the Metal Mining Effluent Regulations.

The new meters, Fortis BC says, will explore ways to improve the reliability of its system and add new customer benefits.

District of North Vancouver council will vote this Monday on a new policy to give vacant district-owned homes to non-profit housing providers to create more affordable rentals in the community.

The British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) is alerting investors about “smart wallet” apps that purportedly store a person’s crypto-assets and

Possibility of a strike by TransLink operators and Seabus workers looms over the transit system as negotiations broke off between

Over the last year I have become increasingly concerned about the failure of public process in decisions affecting this community.

It’s no secret that pets love treats and many are happy to lounge around at home. A chonky cat or

Two sessions on avalanche safety are being held in North Vancouver by Avalanche Canada and Federation of Mountain Clubs of BC.

From black bear families to a praying racoon, BC SPCA has announced the winners of the 11th annual Wildlife-In-Focus photography contest.

Anthem is pitching a Rent to Own program as part of its rezoning application for a mixed-use development for 341 mixed-use development.

The closures are to support bridge user safety through the continued installation of an early seismic activity and wind warning system.