City of North Vancouver is spending approximately $1 million on office renovations at the city hall. The money will be

District of North Vancouver is removing 22 dead trees in the “Digger Park” area of Inter River Park. While the

Delbrook Community Association has a message for the District of North Vancouver council: Listen to what we have to say

At the Oxygen Yoga and Fitness on Bellevue Avenue, the intuitive art of balancing mind with the body comes with

A proposed $10 million industrial compost facility on Mount Seymour is not sitting well with area MLA Jane Thornthwaite and

If waiting for a taxi on the North Shore has left you frustrated and wondering why we don’t have Uber

The BC Liberal riding association for North Vancouver – Lonsdale is holding a leadership event Monday January 29th, from 6 to 8:30 at

Kaddon says she was shocked when she found out that City of North Vancouver has denied a dog licence exemption for three therapy dogs which are in North Vancouver.

Despite a few good beginnings, the Trudeau government has not backed its talk with action. In this report card, Canadian

How many years can it take for a local government to ensure a traffic intersection is safe for the community

A storm is brewing in a West Vancouver home and may be heading towards an ill-prepared West Vancouver council. A

A West Vancouver citizen has expressed frustration at the poor state of John Lawson Park and the complacency of the

With their steady stream of “incorrect” reportage, journalists have afforded Trump a legitimacy he otherwise won’t deserve. The recent flurry

The Crime Severity Index was 1% higher in 2016 than in 2015, marking the second consecutive increase after 11 years

With perseverance, good strategy, and the collaboration of like-minded allies, you can change even the most complicated of government policies

Christmas symbolises hope and faith — in God, in ourselves, in our ideas, in others and in future. Below, people

If the politicians can summon up the political will, the bicycle wheels can follow.

A West Vancouver citizen says the council hasn’t done anything concrete for pedestrian safety in the community but now must

Gagandeep Ghuman It’s a seemingly routine task that most mayors and councillors are familiar with. A speaker comes before the

Canadian-Muslim women recall what niqab meant in their home countries: an article of extreme piety for some women but mostly a symbol of Arab radicalism and patriarchy.

Bruce ‘Stache’ Sinski has been the unofficial court jester of the City of North Vancouver. Local politicians have often found

While the vast majority of Quebecers support their province’s new law banning people from providing or receiving government services with

The new entrant to the Rotary Club of West Vancouver Sunrise wants to ensure the club remains wired into the

Hollyburn Sailing Club is open to changes but those shouldn’t in any way jeopardise the club’s ability to continue as a public amenity.

Based on data by the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC), here’s a guide to where to be most careful