Think before you try to bring a squirrel back from the dead
May 1, 2018Body/Mind/Soul
After Central Michigan University student Natalie Belsito performed “magic” and pulled a squirrel back from the brink of death, the
How Chinese government has crept into American campuses
May 1, 2018World
A recent report in the magazine has claimed that Chinese students in American campuses are paid by the embassy to attend state events.
A picture postcard from what West Vancouver could have been
April 30, 2018Featured Stories
Laguna Del Mar was an ambitious reclamation project on the West Vancouver waterfront. By the standards of the Sixties, it was actually a giant leap of imagination.
Too much development happening at a time in Edgemont ?
April 26, 2018North Shore
By Gagandeep Ghuman There were words of support and concern from local citizens for a proposed 25-unit townhome project on
Smoking ban in CNV: Was there any fire behind this smoke ?
April 24, 2018North Shore
It’s all smoke and mirrors on how the City of North Vancouver has chosen to move ahead with the discussion
Mary-Ann Booth officially announces bid for West Van mayor
April 23, 2018North Shore
Mary-Ann Booth, a seven-year veteran of West Vancouver Council and former school trustee, has announced her candidacy for mayor of
West Van police arrest man for dating app fraud
April 20, 2018North Shore
A suspect accused of targeting young men for fraud through a dating website has been arrested following a tip from
The demoviction wound runs deep in Emery Village
April 15, 2018Voices
By Kelly Bond Sixty-one families who currently reside securely and peacefully in Emery Village, a beautiful, centrally located albeit grandfatherly
Who are we building for? Foreign buyers? Investors?
April 13, 2018North Shore
The biggest and most needed change in our community would be if everyone on the North Shore took the time
MLA Ma’s ambitious plan to find a collective transit solution
April 13, 2018Featured Stories
Integrated North Shore Transportation Planning project, Ma says, marks the beginning of a singular vision to finding short and long term solutions to the challenge of congestion and transit in the North Shore.
LMLGA meet is a junket on taxpayer’s money: Rod Clark
April 13, 2018North Shore
“Three days in Whistler in May with no agenda??? Sounds like a junket to me! For that reason alone I
This 110-year-old Deep Cove store is stuck in a bureaucratic time warp
April 13, 2018North Shore
While both business partners says they respect the process behind renovating a heritage property, they had no idea it would
What a woman wanted to tell CNV council but couldn’t
April 13, 2018North Shore
Lara Ramsay was denied the opportunity to speak before the council because Councillor Craig Keating opposed the motion to allow
Will the new parks bylaw prove to be a ‘gigantic hammer’
April 13, 2018Voices
Much of the new Bylaw is devoted to either prohibiting or regulating almost anything that you might want to do
Drawing the British Columbians out and making them feel proud
April 13, 2018North Shore
“The goal is to draw the British out and make them a little prouder. My goal as president is to
How to undedicate a park in Lynn Valley
April 12, 2018North Shore
It’s just a sliver of public land but could serve as an instructive lesson for District of North Vancouver council
Healing affirmations from Anne Marie Evers
April 12, 2018North Shore
The universe may be inscrutable but Evers believes it’s accessible to anyone who has faith in its ability to give back health or prosperity or anything we desire if we can make a plea to it.
Here’s why Mary-Ann Booth wants to become the mayor of West Vancouver
April 12, 2018Featured Stories
Housing affordability, transit, revitalising the town centre and creating a better arts and culture strategy will be some of the key issues Mary-Ann Booth will be working on if she is elected to be the Mayor of West Vancouver.
Can you tell simple interest from compound interest? A lot of Canadians can’t
April 11, 2018BC/Canada
Canada still has a large scope for financial literacy.
‘Be happy at a funeral and sad at a wedding’
April 10, 2018Body/Mind/Soul
In certain cultures, death, despite the loss that it is, could be an occasion to celebrate too.
Fears of another strike on 100th anniversary of 1918 flu pandemic
April 7, 2018Body/Mind/Soul
The world isn’t much safe even hundred years after the flu pandemic devastated the whole world.
An animal rights activist chases horse-drawn carriages of Victoria
April 1, 2018Body/Mind/Soul
By Jackson Weaver April 1, 2018 Jordan Reichert, an animal right’s advocate who will run for the Victoria city council,
A wall stirs debate in West Vancouver on housing form and character
March 16, 2018Featured Stories
It was supposed to be a discussion about a wall in a new home, but it quickly devolved into a he-said, she-said scenario where councillor blamed each other for why there was little they could do about homes that don’t seem to fit with the neighbourhood in West Vancouver
West Van police urges caution after suspicious illness of dog
March 10, 2018North Shore
West Vancouver Police are urging residents to be cautious and watchful after a suspicious illness of a local dog this
Will traffic congestion drive businesses out of North Van?
March 8, 2018North Shore
Growing traffic in North Vancouver poses a challenge to business transportation. A survey by North Vancouver Chamber of Commerce shows a