Police seeks public assistance in finding missing North Vancouver man
April 3, 2019North Shore
North Vancouver RCMP is requesting the public’s assistance in locating a missing North Vancouver resident. Vincent Che went missing from
New measles case confirmed in Lower Mainland
April 2, 2019North Shore
A case of measles infection has been identified in the Lower Mainland. Fraser Health and Vancouver Coastal Health have determined
Updated: Woman shot in North Vancouver remains in critical condition
April 2, 2019North Shore
The woman shot in the 1100 block of Lonsdale Avenue around 11 am remains in critical condition at the hospital.
CNV adds new fast charging EV station at City Hall
April 2, 2019Featured Stories
The City of North Vancouver has added another fast charging station to its EV charging network. The newest station is
Park Royal Cineplex to open on April 3
April 1, 2019North Shore
Movie lovers delight ! The Park Royal Cineplex will be open on Wednesday, April 3. Tickets are now on sale
Crews battles wildfire in Squamish Valley
April 1, 2019BC/Canada
A fire is burning in the Squamish Valley at 17.5 kilometres, within the Squamish Lillooet Regional District. Christina Moore, DOS communications manager, said the
Former MP Saxton will seek Conservative nomination in North Vancouver
April 1, 2019BC/Canada
Former Member of Parliament from Andrew Saxton announced his candidacy for Conservative party nomination for North Vancouver. Saxton, who served
RCMP charge serial burglar who targeted small businesses in North Van
March 29, 2019North Shore
Like following a trail of cheerios, North Vancouver RCMP’s Uniformed Crime Reduction Team (UCRT) methodically followed a serial burglar’s trail
Elizabeth May to launch fundraising campaign for Green Party candidate in North Vancouver
March 29, 2019North Shore
Green Party Leader Elizabeth May will be in North Vancouver this Sunday, March 31, to launch campaign and and fundraiser
RCMP looking for suspects who smashed 18 car windows in North Vancouver
March 28, 2019North Shore
North Vancouver RCMP is looking for a suspect or suspects who broke 18 car windows in one night this month.
Better neighbourhoods: it’s up to all of us
March 28, 2019Voices
By Fred Dawkins I wouldn’t change a thing in my neighbourhood (Hamilton-Fell). In fact, I’d like to see other neighbourhoods
North Van siblings to open ramen bar in Lonsdale area
March 28, 2019North Shore
North Vancouver siblings, Stephen Naito and Brooke Campbell, are teaming up to open a ramen bar in the Lonsdale area
MLA Thornthwaite reintroduces Safe Care Act
March 27, 2019BC/Canada
BC Liberal Mental Health and Addictions Critic Jane Thornthwaite reintroduced the Safe Care Act to the Legislature for the second
Xwalacktun’s carving will greet you at West Van police headquarters
March 27, 2019North Shore
A community carving project shaped by students and citizens will be officially unveiled on April 29th at the West Vancouver police
Pedestrian-controlled lights: 30 years and waiting in CNV
March 27, 2019Voices
By Bill Bell It has been over a year since the City of North Vancouver last publicly promised a pedestrian
Meet Major, the dog with a nose for invasive mussels on boats
March 26, 2019BC/Canada
He loves to work, has a goofball personality and a knack for detecting unusual smells like bear gall bladders, firearms,
Man banned from giving Botox in Vancouver, West Van clinics
March 25, 2019North Shore
A BC Supreme Court judge has granted the College of Physicians and Surgeons in British Columbia an injunction to restrain
Foot of Lonsdale plaza wins national award
March 25, 2019North Shore
The City of North Vancouver has a new award to be proud of. Foot of Lonsdale plaza has won a
Got an opinion on Gordon Avenue site ? Tell West Van about it
March 23, 2019North Shore
District of West Vancouver is extending the public consultation period for a below market housing development aimed at district employees,
Know a green warrior in North Vancouver ? Nominate them for an award
March 22, 2019North Shore
Here is your chance to recognise a green warrior in your community. The City of North Vancouver’s Living City Awards
New digital traffic signs installed along busy North Shore routes
March 21, 2019Featured Stories
These may be the signs of the change North Shore needs. The province is installing new digital message signs on
Opposition to more migration is a global phenomenon
January 8, 2019World
As the number of international migrants reaches new highs, people around the world show little appetite for more migration –
How long do Canadians wait for the doctor?
January 8, 2019BC/Canada
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North Shore needs a curling rink
January 5, 2019Voices
A City staff report recommends cutting the approved curling rink to save $20 million at the new Harry Jerome Community
CNV to retain temporary staff as work load increases
January 3, 2019North Shore
The City of North Vancouver is giving a temporary funding of $500,000 to retain seven people hired on staff for