Starting late June, City of North Vancouver will restrict parking to four hours in the Harbourside.

Despite some concerns over Community Amenity Contribution and parking, a seniors rental building proposal in West Vancouver moved towards a public hearing in July.

A group of West Vancouver citizens are fundraising to hold the council accountable by ensuring locals are well informed on

Sensory-friendly events allow those with autism to experience something with lower auditory and visual stimulation.

George Orr, the MP candidate for Green Party, says the club has ‘decreed’ that the Green Party will not be permitted at the event.

Starting June 24 TransLink is increasing bus service to overcrowded routes, including making some permanent changes to North Shore routes.  

CNV staff supports the drinking hour extension from 12 am to 1 am on Friday and Saturday nights.

Old age can bring sudden realizations. Since joining the new fraternity for the aged, I’ve observed a few things that had

As you may have read, the mayor and council are blaming the tax increases in CNV to increase on the new

The people in the community next to this building and around the park totally understand the need for housing in

West Vancouver is part of an amazing coastal temperate rainforest that nourishes and interconnects a complex series of ecosystems —

The North Shore is at an exciting and terrifying crossroads. Our residents have enjoyed a high quality of life, regional

The Bank Robbery Well, it’s not really a bank robbery. But similarities exist. First, the asset — a mountainside full

In 2014, the District of West Vancouver used money from the sale of land to Grosvenor, on which the old

In 2017, District of North Vancouver residents in single-family homes were delivered lockable garbage and organics carts, and no one

Neighbourhood character is a bit like art. We know it when we see it, but it can be difficult to

The B-Line fiasco has brought to a head a simmering debate that even divides environmentalists. Do we need to force

BC Hydro crews are replacing more than 8,000 wooden power poles across B.C. this year as part of its ongoing

Made in Canada or Product of Canada? The Government of Canada is launching a public consultation on labelling guidelines for

Don’t be cruel. Keep pets cool: That is the message the City of Powell River is giving its citizens after

The four banners depict traditional stories about the Lekwungen People, and will adorn downtown lampposts until the end of October.

Squamish is hardwired for adventure—and for McDonald’s ice cream cones, if you believe the latest news from the fast food

Arash Memarzadeh feels that the council just doesn’t understand the reality of Deep Cove. “To me it sucks to live

The District of North Vancouver is going ahead with improvements to East 29th Street between Lonsdale and Lynn Valley Road.

BC Liberal MLAs are looking for long-term solutions in response to the NDP’s plan to study the feasibility of an