In 2017, District of North Vancouver residents in single-family homes were delivered lockable garbage and organics carts, and no one

Neighbourhood character is a bit like art. We know it when we see it, but it can be difficult to

The B-Line fiasco has brought to a head a simmering debate that even divides environmentalists. Do we need to force

BC Hydro crews are replacing more than 8,000 wooden power poles across B.C. this year as part of its ongoing

Made in Canada or Product of Canada? The Government of Canada is launching a public consultation on labelling guidelines for

Don’t be cruel. Keep pets cool: That is the message the City of Powell River is giving its citizens after

The four banners depict traditional stories about the Lekwungen People, and will adorn downtown lampposts until the end of October.

Squamish is hardwired for adventure—and for McDonald’s ice cream cones, if you believe the latest news from the fast food

Arash Memarzadeh feels that the council just doesn’t understand the reality of Deep Cove. “To me it sucks to live

The District of North Vancouver is going ahead with improvements to East 29th Street between Lonsdale and Lynn Valley Road.

BC Liberal MLAs are looking for long-term solutions in response to the NDP’s plan to study the feasibility of an

A new basement, new washrooms, new stairs, new doors and new floor finish — it will almost be a new

As a lawyer, Jim Hanson has to pay sales tax on services he offers to clients. Hanson, who is also

New hires, promotions and collective agreements at District of North Vancouver (DNV) have added an extra $2.1 million to the

Two local citizens are urging their elected representatives to recuse themselves from voting on development which may be connected to

They applied with UCLM to organise a unique program where they offered hot dogs for anyone who brought them a bag of litter.

Allan Riedlinger is annoyed but also mystified at why North Shore Taxi would reject more business coming their way. Riedlinger,

Bringing out the fun, hidden side of people is what helped Laurie become a makeover specialist with a preternatural instinct for knowing what people would look good in

Bigger vehicles can only enter the area with a DNV permit.

North Vancouver citizen Jessica Donegan used to walk the local trails knowing her nine-pound Chihuahua Rat Terrier mix, Linus, is

Through a resolution to the Union of BC Municipalities (UBCM), the city is urging the province to introduce changes that will create a better system for both developers and the city. 

The City of North Vancouver has approved two projects to improve walkability and livability — pedestrian-scale lighting and an enhanced bicycle and pedestrian connection.

Four students presented a set of immersive day-trip itineraries highlighting the community’s options in outdoor recreation, arts and cultural attractions, shopping and dining and other areas.

A British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) panel has extended temporary prohibition on trading for another one year for several individuals including former

Brewer was named as a recipient of the Order of BC on May 31.