As many as 14 new businesses are opening up this summer in Lower Lonsdale area of the City of North

The family and friends of missing person Vincent Che are now focusing their search in the Seymour area. In an

By Peter Teevan There is a battle raging on social media these days, and it’s a battle of ideology over

Once upon a time, there was a Mayor who loved to read and loved to read to children. And that

Erin Fuller is happy for her dog Indie and for many other Lower Lonsdale dog owners who finally got what

A Vancouver based developer is inviting public input on a new rental development in the district. Wall Financial Corporation has

Toronto-based Columbian artist Jessie Reyez will headline the Squamish Constellation Festival on Saturday, July 26. Along with Reyez, Juno Award-winning

You may soon get mail from your health agency. Vancouver Coastal Health is sending letters to parents and guardians of

By Gagandeep Ghuman When David Jones first ran for elections eight years ago, making some creative election signage was a

MLA for North Vancouver-Lonsdale Bowinn Ma says recent provincial grant for local non-profits and organisations will reduce violence, uplift women

Here is your chance to be a local hero and contribute to your community. North Shore Rescue is now accepting

ABOVE: Marineview Housing Society operates Chesterfield House, a 24-unit apartment building located near the civic center in the City of North

The North Shore New Democrats will be out on the street tomorrow, April 27, from noon to 4pm at the

Drivers and residents are advised of night-time demolition of the Old Mountain Highway Overpass, as part of the Lower Lynn

Above: Bike valet at a community event on Granville Island. Photo: Modo City of North Vancouver council voted to take

TransLink is adding more bus hours to some key routes on the North Shore, making permanent as well as seasonal

The BC SPCA is seeking the public’s help in solving a case involving two newborn kittens who were stuffed inside

By Sina Safa and Turner Brown The small community of Eagle Harbour in West Vancouver has seen a recent swell

Police is asking citizens to be cautious when it comes to auto crime as theft from vehicles has seen a

BC Liberal Mental Health and Addictions Critic Jane Thornthwaite wants the province to change the way it distributes welfare payments.

By Nigel Malkin The B-Line is now stopping at Park Royal and will be staying there for now.   At last a

West Vancouver council will mull over on plans for a new child care with a rooftop play area in the

By John Meekison While the Horseshoe Bay area faces many issues such as development of a local area plan and

The B-Line protests earlier this year were an indication of yet another failed community engagement process. By West Vancouver standards

Kyla Rawlin’s dream will soon be rolling in North Shore. Rawlins, along with partner Geremie Voight, is the co-founders of