North Vancouver RCMP are warning the public about a male who exposed his genitals to a young female. On May

By Gagandeep Ghuman If you are thinking of making a donation to your local North Shore rescue, don’t let the

Here is your chance to be a local hero and contribute to your community. North Shore Rescue is now accepting

The City of North Vancouver council voted to spend $1.2 million on five full-time jobs to operate the waterfront public realm,

The B-Line will most likely stop at Park Royal—at least for now. District of West Vancouver staff is recommending to

Capilano University plans to open a new campus in Lower Lonsdale this September. Capilano University will occupy the second floor of

The City of North Vancouver has added another fast charging station to its EV charging network. The newest station is

These may be the signs of the change North Shore needs. The province is installing new digital message signs on

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.

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

Over 400 new small lots would be created in the City of North Vancouver with a policy shift that aims

Donor breast milk is an excellent alternative when mother’s own milk is not available, and more so for premature and

A rare railway structure dating back to 1913 lies forgotten and abandoned as a new glitzy city shapes up at

We collaborated with seasoned local politician Guy Heywood to chalk out a plan for you in 15 easy and not-so-easy

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.

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.

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.

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

Lingering plumes of smoke from Horseshoe Bay ferries have made life tough for those who live close by.

Unlike previous generations which build infrastructure before (or at least in tune) with residential development, the last three municipal councils have embarked on increasing residential units without having the infrastructure in place.