The North Shore Heritage Society is “alarmed” at the possible demolition of two iconic buildings in West Vancouver. The owners

Bali of Elizabeth Gilbert’s memoir, ‘Eat, Pray, Love’, made famous by a film adaptation featuring Julia Roberts, may soon be

The Better Business Bureau is warning of a social media scam making rounds where people receive a Facebook message with a video link asking, “Is this you”

It is the second year in a row that the virus has been found in Island rabbits, but the source of the virus is unknown.

City of North Vancouver is inviting 10 local citizens to share their expertise and volunteer their time on city’s committees

I have been a West Vancouverite since 1949, and I love West Vancouver’s Ambleside Park. That’s why I am expressing

Councillor Holly Back was the lone voice of dissent against the five per cent rate increase Lonsdale Energy Corporation (LEC)

If approved by the council, the rezoning of the former St. Monica’s church site will change from community-amenity to residential.

Vancouver Police are investigating three shootings in the Downtown Eastside, over a 15-hour period, that have sent four people to

Canada’s Walk of Fame has announced its first-ever national call for submissions for the 2019 Community Hero Program, presented by

SFU paleobotanist Rolf Mathewes and his collaborators have found evidence of human presence in Haida Gwaii dating to 13,000 years

On Sunday, September 8, 2019 Revelstoke RCMP were alerted to an erratic driver on Highway 1 about 30 kilometres east

A 36-year-old woman who had gone off trail while hiking was successfully brought to safety by North Shore Rescue on Saturday September 21.

Safeway is the second major grocery store chain in the province to feature the Buy BC logo. Province says the Buy BC program makes it easier for people to identify B.C. food and seafood products.

Expect higher than normal traffic volumes in downtown Vancouver and an increase in demand for taxis and public transportation.

The RCMP arrested an individual allegedly involved in fraudulent telephone scams, targeting victims across Canada. These scams are believed to

The British Columbia Securities Commission has imposed a $1.7 million of financial sanctions on three B.C. men and two mortgage investment companies for committed fraud.

Commercial truckers will now face higher fines for not carrying chains when required, and for not installing them during mandatory chain ups on B.C. highways, the province announced.]\; 0[/

Lynn Valley residents appeared before the council to object to the cutting of trees to create extra parking at the Lynn Canyon Park.

Properties with three years of unpaid taxes as of the last Monday in September will be offered for public auction with the starting bid being the upset price.

Scheer said he will maintain and increase the current funding formula for the Canada Health Transfer and the Canada Social Transfer.

He said a re-elected Liberal government will build on the important measures passed in Bill C-71, and will continue to take serious, common-sense action to crack down on gun crime.

Provincial government entomologists and a group of local beekeepers have eradicated the Asian giant hornet’s nest that was found in Nanaimo.

Elizabeth May is calling for big changes to the regulatory framework governing the production and sale of cannabis in Canada.

Park Royal and Larco are holding a public information meeting to discuss their plans for a condo building at the former site of the White Spot.