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.
Vancouver man struck with hammer while riding e-scooter
Police are investigating an assault after a man was struck in the face with a hammer while riding an e-scooter
The Shipyards Splash Park to close for the season
The Shipyards Splash Park will close for the season following the Labour Day long weekend, with Monday, Sept. 7 set
DNV reminds residents to stay alert as bear activity increases in Lynn Canyon
The District of North Vancouver is reminding residents to be cautious with food and give bears plenty of space as
North Van RCMP report reunites lost $50,000 wedding ring with owner
A $50,000 wedding ring was reunited with its owner after a North Vancouver RCMP officer’s detailed report helped connect the
Vancouver police seek witnesses after downtown hit-and-run
Vancouver police are appealing for witnesses and dash-cam footage after a serious hit-and-run collision in downtown Vancouver on Friday evening.
West Vancouver declares small wildfires near Sunset Beach under control
Two small fires near Sunset Beach are now under control after lightning strikes sparked the blazes Sunday, Aug. 23, according
CNV celebrates ribbon cutting, key handover for Silver Harbour Seniors’ Activity Centre
The City of North Vancouver celebrated the official ribbon-cutting and key handover for the new Silver Harbour Seniors’ Activity Centre
Festivibe to bring music, food and culture to The Shipyards in September
The Shipyards will host the second annual Festivibe on Saturday, Sept. 19, bringing a full day of music, food, cultural
North Shore Kids Festival to return to The Shipyards in September
The North Shore Kids Festival will return to The Shipyards in North Vancouver on Sunday, Sept. 13, offering a free
Boltenko announces third bid for City of North Vancouver council seat
Anna Boltenko has announced her candidacy for North Vancouver City Council, marking her third consecutive campaign for a seat at
Man charged after Chinatown bakery break-in
A 24-year-old man is facing a break-and-enter charge after suspicious activity was reported at a Chinatown bakery Thursday morning. According
Man charged after Vancouver home break-in
A 40-year-old man has been charged after a residential break-in in Vancouver. Police were called to the area of Grant
West Vancouver offers online renewal, in-person help for park parking passes
West Vancouver residents can renew their annual parking passes for the Destination Parks Pay Parking Program online or receive in-person
West Vancouver seeks artists for Place for Sport public art project
The District of West Vancouver is inviting artists and artist teams residing in B.C. to submit proposals for a public
Crosscut Bridge opens today in City of North Vancouver
The City of North Vancouver officially opened Crosscut Bridge on Aug. 20, creating a new walking, rolling, and cycling connection
Advisory: multiple paving projects to impact DNV traffic
Several paving and roadwork projects will affect traffic across the District of North Vancouver, with lane closures, detours, and overnight
Advisory: paving work planned for Marine Drive and Lloyd Avenue
Paving work is scheduled at the intersection of Marine Drive and Lloyd Avenue on Friday, August 21, and Monday, August
Watt announces re-election bid for West Vancouver Council
District of West Vancouver councillor Linda Watt has announced her campaign for re-election to the Council, saying she wants to
Arrest made after second-degree murder charge in Granville Street homicide
Vancouver Police have arrested a 35-year-old man after Crown counsel approved a second-degree murder charge in connection with a fatal
Advisory: Lynn Canyon East parking lot closes for helicopter operations
The Lynn Canyon Park east parking lot will be temporarily closed on Wednesday, August 19, to accommodate helicopter operations for
