DNV agrees to talk to East 29th Street residents
July 9, 2019North Shore
District of North Vancouver councillors have agreed to hear the concerns of East 29th street residents after Councillor Lisa Muri brought back the erasure of on-street parking to last night’s council meeting.
Vancouver Police renew call for help to find missing man
July 9, 2019North Shore
He is described as Caucasian with fair skin. He is bald and has a round face. He is between 5’ 10” to 6’ tall and has a heavy build.
Former West Van mayor’s gift from godmother was professional misconduct
July 9, 2019North Shore
The Law Society of BC has ruled that former West Vancouver Mayor Mark Sager committed professional misconduct by getting a
Do you have what it takes to be a police officer? Find out at this event
July 9, 2019North Shore
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) is hiring. It will oragnise a career presentation on July 17, 12:00 PM for
Vancouver police arrest high-risk sex offender
July 8, 2019BC/Canada
Vancouver police have arrested a high-risk sex offender. Jonathan Cardinal, a 29-year-old federal sex offender, had failed to return to
Set your own bus timing on Bowen Island with TransLink’s new program
July 8, 2019BC/Canada
Instead of having to follow set timetables, anyone on the island will be able to use a mobile app called ‘TapRide’ to book local bus services. There will also be an online and phone-in booking system established.
How East 29th residents were conned out of all on-street parking
July 8, 2019North Shore
Residents want the council to start a dialogue with them and come up with a possible compromise on a problem that has many people angry and worried about the consequences of what the district and the city want — an almost complete obliteration of on-street parking.
Help RCMP find two inmates who escaped from prison near Victoria
July 8, 2019BC/Canada
West Shore RCMP is seeking public assistance in finding two inmates who escaped from William Head Institution in Metchosin near Victoria.
Scrap law that restricts pit bulls: Advocacy group asks West Van
July 8, 2019North Shore
West Vancouver, Burnaby and Richmond are the only three municipalities in the province that still have breed-specific bylaws that place restrictions on pit bulls and dogs with similar looks.
High cost behind cancellation of Lonsdale water-slide event
July 6, 2019North Shore
The high cost of delivering the water slide event was the reason behind the cancellation of the much-anticipated event on Lonsdale Avenue.
Don’t exploit animals for yoga: Rights groups tell Philadelphia studio
July 6, 2019Body/Mind/Soul
You must have heard of yoga with dogs, cats and goats. Now people would do yoga with baby lambs, baby
Owl types have higher breast cancer risk than lark types
July 6, 2019Body/Mind/Soul
Night owls, who stay up late, have higher risk of breast cancer than the larks, who like to get up
Family searches for lost puppy in Caulfeild who just had surgery
July 5, 2019North Shore
An Anmore family searching for their lost puppy in the Caulfeild area of West Vancouver are asking for help in locating the six-month old Labrador.
NDP govt dragging feet on puppy mills, unscrupulous breeders: MLA Thornthwaite
July 5, 2019North Shore
North Vancouver-Seymour MLA Jane Thornthwaite is raising concerns more than two years after passing the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Coun. Muri wants pigeons to be kept in cages all the time
July 5, 2019North Shore
District of North Vancouver council will decide this Monday if pigeon owners should be forced to keep their pet birds
No cannabis on our doorstep: Lonsdale Avenue residents protest
July 5, 2019North Shore
The residents of a co-op building on Lonsdale Avenue are livid that City of North Vancouver council and staff would
Lonsdale water slide event is off
July 5, 2019North Shore
The City of North Vancouver has cancelled its water-slide event, the signature annual event that brought thousands of people to
Vancouver Police investigate serious assault to a man in wheelchair
July 4, 2019BC/Canada
Vancouver Police are investigating an assault in a Collingwood neighborhood this morning that has sent a man in a wheelchair
Vancouver Police search for missing man with dementia
July 4, 2019BC/Canada
Vancouver Police are asking for the public's help in locating a missing 61-year-old man with dementia and diabetes.
Canada Day violence in Ambleside: Youths assault police officer, punch one in the face
July 4, 2019North Shore
West Vancouver Police dealt with a large group of approximately 300 youths at Ambleside beach on Canada Day, many of
High traffic on Tsawwassen-Swartz Bay route on July 6 & 13
July 4, 2019BC/Canada
BC Ferries has advised customers that traffic volumes for both foot passengers and vehicles will be higher for two Saturdays
Two bears were destroyed this past weekend in North Shore
July 4, 2019North Shore
The bear was reported to be seen around Rice Lake and & Lynn Headwaters this spring, said Christine Miller of North Shore Black Bear Society.
RCMP alert: Keep windows closed, doors locked, even if the weather is hot
July 4, 2019North Shore
North Vancouver RCMP is asking residents to be vigilant after an increase in daytime breaks and enters to homes in City as well as District of North Vancouver.
Mulgrave teacher finalist for Premier’s Award for Excellence in Education
July 4, 2019North Shore
Launched in 2018, the annual Premier’s Awards for Excellence in Education recognize those teachers and education leaders who go above and beyond to make life better for students in the province.
50 musical performances over 10 days: Here’s Harmony Arts Festival line-up
July 2, 2019North Shore
The festival promises ten days of live musical talent, free concerts, and over 50 performances from a wide variety of genres.