West Vancouver lawyer who assaulted girlfriend suspended for three months
A hearing panel of the Law Society Tribunal has suspended West Vancouver lawyer, Michael Murph Ranspot, for three months in
MLAs say strengthened recovery funding to help North Van artists and orgs
New Democrat MLAs Bowinn Ma and Susie Chant say strengthened support from the BC NDP government will help local artists
Four arrested for blocking rush-hour traffic on Iron Workers Memorial Bridge
Four anti-logging protesters were arrested for blocking rush-hour traffic on the Iron Workers Memorial Bridge this morning. In a social
Social housing in Maplewood: DNV gets go-ahead from Metro Vancouver
On March 25, 2022, the Metro Vancouver Housing Corporation endorsed an application by the District of North Vancouver to create a social housing on a district-owned site on Riverside Drive.
High streamflow warning for North Shore
The River Forecast Centre has issued a High Streamflow Advisory for North Shore. It is also in effect for Sea
Police watchdog called to North Vancouver after man’s death
The Independent Investigations Office (IIO) of BC is investigating an incident in North Vancouver. Information reported by the RCMP states
Special weather statement for North Shore
Environment Canada has issued a Special Weather Statement for North Shore, as well as Howe Sound. Heavy rain and strong
Police release suspect’s sketch in Seymour Height sexual assault investigation
North Vancouver RCMP have released a composite sketch of a male suspect who allegedly sexually assaulted a female youth on
Police seek footage of e-scooter collision near Capilano Rd. and Marine Dr.
North Vancouver RCMP are seeking public assistance in their investigation of a traffic incident that occurred March 29th at approximately
Public info meet for proposed three-storey building in Dundarave
The District of West Vancouver has received a development permit proposal for a three-storey building in Dundarave. The mixed use
Mexican restaurant in North Van closes due to rent increase
Red Burrito, a popular Mexican eatery on Lonsdale Avenue, has closed down due to a 15 per cent rent increase.
Local Iranian-Canadians raise funds to bring indigenous art to long-term care centre
As the Iranian community celebrates Nowruz, local Iranian-Canadians are working together to raise funds for art at the Berkley Care
Plans for South Coast herbicide spray not final yet: Province
A proposal to spray herbicide on crown land in South Coast has not yet been finalized. A spokesperson for the
Paid parking planned at popular West Van parks
District of West Vancouver council voted unanimously to move forward with a plan for pay parking at three popular West
CNV plans temporary skate park location at Mahon Park
The City of North Vancouver will explore options for a temporary skate park location at Mahon Park while the Lonsdale
BC aims to protect homebuyers with a cooling-off period
BC has introduced amendments to the Property Law Act today to enable the creation of a new Homebuyer Protection Period
Warning issued about unlicenced contractor
Technical Safety BC is issuing a public safety advisory regarding Michael James Fader and Fader Industries. Homeowners, businesses, building and
Inspection agency cautions as avian flu confirmed in southern Ontario poultry flock
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has advised the World Organisation for Animal Health of the confirmed presence of highly pathogenic
BC Amber Alert issued for two children after alleged abduction
A BC AMBER Alert has been activated in the search for Dawn Bellamy and her two children who were allegedly
VCH cautions about new COVID vaccination scam
Vancouver Coastal Health has issued a warning about a new phishing scam related to COVID vaccinations. In this scam, text
