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.
E-Dirt bikes are not legal on local roads: North Van RCMP
North Vancouver RCMP is reminding people that E-Dirt bikes are not legal on local roads. E-Dirt bikes, particularly the Sur-Ron
Couple fined $125,000 for unlicensed rental-property management in West Vancouver
A West Vancouver rental property that once funnelled rent to an unlicensed manager has landed a Lower Mainland couple $125,000
Man arrested for duping Sunshine Coast woman of $110,000 in romance scam
A Canada-wide warrant has ended in the arrest of a 53-year-old man accused of swindling a Sunshine Coast woman out
Human-caused wildfire near Lytton closes highway
A human-caused wildfire northeast of Lytton has forced the closure of Highway 12 in both directions, the BC Wildfire Service
Explosion damages MLA Bowinn Ma’s office in North Vancouver
North Vancouver RCMP is investigating an early morning explosion and damage to the front door of MLA Bowinn Ma’s office
Security incident closes MLA Bowinn Ma’s office on West Esplanade
North Vancouver RCMP has sealed off North Vancouver–Lonsdale MLA Bowinn Ma’s constituency office on Esplanade West early Friday after a
West Vancouver police warns of increasing thefts at local parks, trailheads
West Vancouver police report that thefts from vehicles are increasing at popular parks and trailheads, and are urging drivers to
Seven vehicles seized as West Vancouver police clock drivers at up to 180 km/h on Sea to Sky Highway
A Friday-night traffic blitz on the Sea-to-Sky Highway ended with seven vehicles impounded and a string of excessive-speed tickets, West
District of North Vancouver proposes major changes to single-family zoning
At a council meeting on June 23, the District of North Vancouver Council will consider several changes to single-family zoning
Coun. Jim Hanson pushes for mandatory bike bells in District of North Vancouver
District of North Vancouver Councillor Jim Hanson is urging the municipality to consider making bells mandatory on all bicycles and
Lighthouse Park Preservation Society questions district about paid-parking revenue
The Lighthouse Park Preservation Society is requesting that the District of West Vancouver explain how pay-parking revenue from Lighthouse Park
West Vancouver bylaw officers to hand out dog treats during patrols
Starting in June, West Vancouver bylaw officers will hand out dog treats during proactive park patrols to reward responsible dog
Police investigate break-ins at Ambleside businesses
The West Vancouver Police are investigating a series of property crimes reported in the Ambleside area, including two overnight break-ins
North Van RCMP fine motorcyclist $983 for string of violations
A proactive patrol by the North Vancouver RCMP last night proved costly for one motorcyclist after an officer discovered three
Motorcyclist seriously injured after collision on Lonsdale Ave; police seeks witnesses
North Vancouver RCMP are investigating a serious collision that occurred on Sunday afternoon. The incident happened on June 15, 2025,
Man presumed drowned in Cypress Provincial Park
A Burnaby man is feared dead after he vanished beneath the surface of Cabin Lake on Cypress Mountain Sunday evening.
City of North Van plans homes on City-owned lands, gentle infill in other areas
The City of North Vancouver will need to accommodate 6,556 more homes over the next 18 months to comply with
CNV supports permanent patio at The Gull Bar and Kitchen
A 12-seat curbside patio outside The Gull Bar and Kitchen on East 1st Street is a step closer to becoming
West Vancouver police crack down on dangerous drivers on Highway 99
West Vancouver police impounded five vehicles and removed four impaired drivers from the road this week in a targeted highway
Cates Park boat crash: North Van RCMP urge witnesses to come forward
North Vancouver RCMP continue to investigate a fatal boat collision and are calling on witnesses to come forward. On June
