Cypress and Mount Seymour provincial parks will remain closed
Two popular provincial parks on North Shore will remain closed to the public while several provincial parks open throughout the province for day-use only.
Drugs, weapons seized during North Vancouver traffic stop
Frontline officers with the North Vancouver RCMP seized drugs and weapons during an early-morning traffic stop last week. Police say
DNV to hold public hearing on Development Permit changes
The District of North Vancouver will hold a public hearing next week on proposed changes to the municipality’s development permit
North Vancouver RCMP warn of rising distraction theft scams
The North Vancouver RCMP warned residents about a surge in distraction theft scams after three elderly victims were targeted in
B.C. Greens won’t renew partnership with NDP
The BC Green Caucus has announced it will not renew its cooperation agreement with the governing BC NDP, marking the
Four charged in North Vancouver home invasion
Four suspects have been charged in relation to an alleged home invasion that occurred in North Vancouver on February 5.
Public hearing set for townhome proposal in West Vancouver
The District of West Vancouver will hold a public hearing on Feb. 23 to consider a proposed rezoning that would
1,500 concrete deficiencies, design conflicts identified in North Shore Wastewater project: Metro Vancouver.
From 2022 to 2025, the North Shore Wastewater Plant project team identified more than 1,500 concrete deficiencies and numerous design
Four men arrested in alleged North Vancouver home invasion
Four men were arrested yesterday by the Lower Mainland Emergency Response Team in North Vancouver in connection with an ongoing
Council set to review proposed upgrades of Gleneagles Park
The District of West Vancouver Council will soon review a plan that would bring upgrades to Gleneagles Park with new
DNV Council to review options for Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing
District of North Vancouver Council will review a set of policy and zoning options that will determine how small-scale multi-unit
Staff to endorse funding for North Shore Lions Youth Exchange Program
City of North Vancouver staff will be recommending that Council approve $7,000 in funding for the North Shore Lions Youth
Two North Vancouver women leave lasting legacy in grief support
Two North Vancouver women who transformed personal loss into decades of service are being recognized for their lasting impact on
Traffic alert: Overnight Highway 1 closure in North Vancouver
An overnight closure of Highway 1 east of Lynn Valley Road is planned for Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2026, as the
Hands-off surgery brings robotic care to Lions Gate Hospital
A new surgical robotics system funded by the Lions Gate Hospital Foundation is now transforming how surgeries are performed at
North Vancouver girl awarded $3.6 million in crosswalk crash
The District of North Vancouver has been found negligent in the maintenance of a crosswalk where a seven-year-old girl suffered
City of North Vancouver named Canada’s most liveable city
The City of North Vancouver, together with the District of North Vancouver, has once again been named Canada’s most livable
West Vancouver lawyer suspended for professional misconduct
West Vancouver lawyer Julian Reginald Porritt has received a two-month suspension for professional misconduct. In a joint submission to a
Pedestrian injured in hit and run collision: North Vancouver RCMP
North Vancouver RCMP are asking the public for dash cam and CCTV footage to help investigate a reported hit-and-run collision
Local clinic brings acute care model to North Shore
A North Vancouver clinic has launched a new community-focused, physician-led acute care model aimed at improving access to timely medical care
Harbour swimming deck could generate $10 million in spending: City of North Vancouver
The City of North Vancouver could see half a million people spend close to $10 million while visiting a proposed
