District of West Vancouver officials will give the go-ahead for a permit for the demolition of a heritage home on

For the 23rd year in a row, China has maintained its reign as the most prolific country when it comes to the construction of 200-meter-plus tall buildings.

By Mike Dowling Published: December 30, 2018 The City of North Vancouver recently passed a motion affecting the plans for

The citizens and the business community in Horseshoe Bay are asking the District to West Vancouver to reconsider a rezoning

For citizens to speak and hear others at a public hearing, they must first be able to see what is being proposed

City of North Vancouver council deferred rezoning decision on a proposed brewery and lounge in the Esplanade area of the

The West Vancouver Legion is hoping the next council will step up to help the legion at a time when

After blatantly ignoring one of the most cherished places in the community, the District of West Vancouver may finally do

Porchon-Lynch's determination and sheer will to live life to the fullest has rendered her age into a meaningless number.

District of West Vancouver is refining its policy on how to deal with disrespectful people who are verbally and physically aggressive towards staff—even though there haven’t been a lot of these agent provocateurs.

Bruce Sinski is hanging his brush after four years of painting the politicians of the City of North Vancouver in sharp,

By Fred Dawkins Published: Nov. 24, 2018 So…what to make of the 2018 municipal election in the City of North

By Gagandeep Ghuman In the lineups at the grocery store, at the sideline of kids’ sports, in the waiting room

By Gagandeep Ghuman Wading through the flood of coverage on Vancouver council election, I suddenly started scratching my head. A

Your sunscreen could be a vital safeguard for you, but it endangers the corals, a vital part of ocean’s ecosystem.

As China debates its “masculinity crisis”, a school in Beijing, called the Boys’ Club, is training “feminine” boys in manly ways through military-like training.

India is now a net giver of international aid; it gives more aid than it receives. And a Briton will find it illogical that the government keeps donating taxpayer money to a country set to overtake the UK in terms of GDP.

West Vancouverites seem to be losing interest in taking their dogs out for a walk, if you believe the findings of the latest park survey commissioned by the District of West Vancouver.

The North Shore Heritage Preservation Society is lamenting the loss of a historical house on Brissenden Park that was recently

North Vancouver resident Nicole Robins has an advice–and a warning–for elected officials: Slow down the development in communities. “It’s time

The overdose drug crisis has claimed many lives across the province, and North Shore is no exception.

If there was political will, the City of North Vancouver would ask developers to offer 20 per cent units for

By Peter Teevan This was a recurrent question at the last Council Workshop before the summer break. Councillor Jim Hanson,

A development application to convert two single-family lots into a six-storey 88-units rental apartment building on Oxford Street in the

There was yet another residential development lurching inevitably towards what seemed like a majority vote approval when Councillor Roger Bassam