Major rapid transit projects can cost billions of dollars to build, but a new study from a researcher at UBC’s

District of North Vancouver Fire Rescue Services successfully rescued a young woman who had injured herself while cliff jumping near the Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge.

District of North Vancouver council approved a street mural project at Braemar Elementary School and also directed staff to create

A store in the U.K. has started selling unpacked food as a pilot to test customers’ reactions. Customers are loving

If you are thinking of appealing to council the decision of the planning director in West Vancouver, this is the

You will no longer feel stuck in the middle seat on a plane. A new design will make it comfortable,

Professional and semi-professional offices, a gym, a child care and a bank are new possibilities a rezoning would create for a Lower Lonsdale store that has been lying vacant for the last two years.

Twenty-five new cabins are now available at Cultus Lake Provincial Park and 22 electric-vehicle charging stations are being added to Mount Robson Provincial Park as a way to celebrate Canada’s Parks Day.

Lawrence MacAulay, Minister of Veterans Affairs and Associate Minister of National Defence, presented the Minister of Veterans Affairs Commendation to

City of North Vancouver council has rejected three cannabis stores after strong opposition from nearby residents and businesses. Noise, traffic

A 31-year-old Mission man is grateful for another chance at life after receiving a kidney transplant last month from a

Vancouver Coastal Health has issued an advisory for Ambleside Beach. The beach is not suitable for swimming because of high E.coli levels.

“If you want to appreciate jazz, you better know who Louis Armstrong was,” says Jeffrey Wright, an actor in HBO’s

District of West Vancouver staff is asking council to reject the developer’s ask for additional storeys on a rental apartment

The Vancouver Humane Society (VHS), in partnership with a group of North Vancouver students, has asked the District of North

The express bus service, between Park Royal and Phibbs Exchange, will run every eight minutes during peak times and every 10 to 15 minutes during non-peak times. 

District of North Vancouver is holding a public open house on July 22, from 6 pm to 7 pm, at

While debate on effects of bed sharing continues, now there are numbers that indicate what mothers prefer. For the first

District of North Vancouver councillors will debate whether smoking should be banned in all parks and trails in the district.

West Vancouver says the Attorney General’s actions are unfortunate, and West Vancouver intends to continue to act in the best interests of its residents and community while also complying with its legal obligations for Brissenden Park. 

Vancouver Police have re-opened an investigation into the disappearance of David Sullivan, who has now been missing for more than

West Vancouver council made a unanimous decision at a meeting on July 16 to reject a proposed 360-unit condo development on Taylorwood Place in the Cedardale area of the district.  

There were 572 deaths by suicide in 2017, down slightly from the previous three years, which all reported more than

Transit users who frequent the entertainment district in Vancouver would be banned from restaurants, bars and nightclubs if they trouble

The B.C. government is protecting some of the province’s largest trees as the first step in a new approach to