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.
BC Loblaws Superstore workers vote in favour of a strike
Loblaw’s Superstore and Distribution Centre employees have voted overwhelmingly in favour of a strike. The members have voted overwhelmingly in favour
City of North Vancouver to provide free e-cargo bikes for buildings
City of North Vancouver (CNV) is seeking building owners or property managers interested in hosting electric cargo bikes, also called
North Van people will see improvements at libraries, say local MLAs
New Democrat MLAs Bowinn Ma and Susie Chant say that people would see improvements at their local public libraries, including
MONOVA’s new exhibition explores Mt. Seymour’s winter history
The Museum of North Vancouver or MONOVA is inviting the community to a new online exhibition by Archives of North
Hanes Valley Trail is closed to public
The Hanes Valley Trail is currently closed to the public. The backcountry at Lynn Headwaters Regional Park is closed, and
Three arrested for shooting man at Capilano Reserve
Three people were arrested following a shooting on Capilano Reserve in West Vancouver. The shooting took place on 200 block
DNV seeks public input on active transportation route in Lynn Valley
District of North Vancouver is seeking the public’s input on the second phase of the active transportation routes in Lynn
North Van RCMP seek help searching for missing man
North Vancouver RCMP are seeking public assistance to locate missing person Gregory Edward Bleich. Gregory Bleich was reported missing on May
West Van resident faces charges for feeding bears and coyotes
Charges are pending against a Lower Mainland resident in connection with feeding dangerous wildlife in West Vancouver. Working on a
Special weather statement for North Shore
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for Howe Sound communities, including Squamish and Whistler. Strong winds will begin
District of West Van selling three single-family lots
The District of West Vancouver is selling three district owned single-family residential lots located south of Brissenden Park. The lots
Shooting on Capilano Reserve in West Vancouver sends one to hospital
Three suspects have been arrested by West Vancouver police following a shooting that injured one man on the Capilano Reserve.
North Van RCMP seek to identify suspect in indecent act
North Vancouver RCMP are seeking public’s assistance to identify a suspect in their investigation of an indecent act. The suspect is
Rotary Club of Lions Gate fundraiser at Deep Cove Theatre successful
The Rotary Club of Lions Gate North Vancouver in conjunction with First Impressions Theatre held a successful fundraiser at the
Why Hollyburn Community Services Society changed its name
Since 2004, we have operated across the North Shore as Hollyburn Family Services Society. The core of our work has
What Mark Sager wants for West Vancouver
I started out my career by serving in public office in West Vancouver when I was only 20 years old,
Now more locations for food trucks in North Vancouver
The City of North Vancouver is proposing a food truck pilot program that would expand the locations where food trucks
Man arrested for robbing bank at Park Royal
One man was arrested by West Vancouver Police after a robbery that led to the evacuation of the Park Royal
Highway 1 exit to be closed until August
Starting on Wednesday, May 11, Highway 1 Westbound Exit 7/Westmount Road/Westridge Avenue will be closed until approximately August 30.
North Van Community Players present hilarious comedy ‘Exit Laughing’
When the highlight in your life is your bridge night with the “girls,” what do you do when one of
