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.
Medical emergency causes North Vancouver bus crash
A TransLink bus driver was taken to hospital Tuesday morning after experiencing a medical emergency that caused the bus to
West Vancouver celebrates groundbreaking of permanent Youth Hub in Ambleside Park
District of West Vancouver marked the groundbreaking of a new permanent Youth Hub on Pound Road in Ambleside Park on
Capilano University opens first on-campus student housing in North Vancouver
Capilano University has opened its first on-campus student housing building at its North Vancouver campus, providing homes for 360 students.
CNV signs deal to launch Health Innovation District in Central Lonsdale
The City of North Vancouver has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with eight partner organizations to advance a Health Innovation
Long-term CNV resident Ken Izatt enters race for council seat
Ken Izatt, a long-term resident of the City of North Vancouver, has announced his candidacy for a seat on Council.
Cyclist dies after collision in North Vancouver
North Vancouver RCMP are investigating a fatal collision between a cyclist and a commercial vehicle that occurred at the intersection
DNV resident Aidan Kyle announces council bid
Aidan Kyle is seeking a seat on District of North Vancouver Council in the October 2026 municipal election. Kyle, a
Municipal spending continues to increase in BC, pushing up taxes: Report
A new report from the Business Council of British Columbia (BCBC) finds that municipal spending across the province has grown
Cyclist injured in serious crash at W1st and MacKay: North Vancouver RCMP
North Vancouver RCMP are on scene at West 1st Street and MacKay Avenue, investigating a serious motor vehicle incident involving
North Vancouver family appeals funding denial for son’s brain treatment
A North Vancouver family is appealing a provincial decision that denied funding for specialized brain treatment in Germany for their
Mike McGraw enters CNV mayoral race
Mike McGraw, a lifelong North Shore resident, entrepreneur, and former North Vancouver School Board Trustee, has announced his candidacy for
Man dead in early morning incident in West Vancouver, one arrested
A man is dead, and another is in custody following an early-morning altercation in the Squamish Nation village of X̱wemelch’stn,
West Vancouver taps Howe Sound Biosphere, Sitka Foundation for Boathouse future
District of West Vancouver has found partners to help shape the future of the former Boathouse building in Horseshoe Bay.
West Vancouver to hold public hearing on Esquimalt Avenue infill housing proposal
District of West Vancouver will hold a public hearing on June 29 on a proposed rezoning and infill housing development
Mickey McDougall Recreation Centre reopens following $6.2M energy upgrade
A newly renovated Mickey McDougall Community Recreation Centre opened June 23, following extensive energy upgrades that will serve as the
Housing advocate and UBC physicist announces CNV council bid
Andrew Robertson, a North Vancouver housing advocate and medical physicist, has announced his candidacy for City of North Vancouver Council
Value Village opens in North Vancouver
A new Value Village thrift store is set to open in North Vancouver on June 25, 2026, the retailer’s 11th
North Vancouver RCMP seizes weapons after disorderly Lynn Valley weekend
North Vancouver RCMP has seized a large machete following a disruptive weekend in Lynn Valley tied to end-of-year grad celebrations.
North Shore group renews call for public inquiry into wastewater plant cost overruns
A local advocacy group is calling for an independent public inquiry into the North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant project, pointing
Two North Vancouver properties flagged for landslide risk: Report
A new engineering assessment has found that landslide risk has dropped at most properties along the District of North Vancouver’s
