More $10-a-day child care spaces coming to North Vancouver-Seymour: MLA Chant
New Democrat MLA Susie Chant says families in North Vancouver will save money on child care as local child care
Province, CNV fund 75 new rental homes in Central Lonsdale
New homes are now available for low- to middle-income families, seniors and individuals in North Vancouver as a new rental
Police seek witnesses to hit-and-run on Trans-Canada Highway
RCMP is asking for the public’s assistance in locating witnesses of a hit and run that happened on the Trans-Canada
Popular North Vancouver trail will likely remain closed this summer
A popular Deep Cove trail that was closed due to COVID-19 will likely remain closed this summer as well. The
DNV using new technology to grow trees in Deep Cove
District of North Vancouver is using a new way to help healthy trees to grow and improve rainwater quality flowing
Three North Shore COVID-19 warriors honoured by Province
Three North Shore residents are among 31 people and one group being honoured by BC with the Medal of Good
New West Vancouver care centre proposes 120 extra long-term care suites
Baptist Housing has decided to reconfigure the space at the proposed new Inglewood Care Centre to accommodate 120 long term
CN train cars carrying sulphur derail in North Vancouver
CN train cars carrying sulphur derailed near Mosquito Creek marina entrance in North Vancouver, though no injuries have been reported.
Info meet for single-family rezoning in Dundarave
Vela Homes is hosting a public information meeting regarding single-family rezoning and subdivision proposal at 2237 Palmerston Avenue. The applicant
Pay parking now in effect at Lynn Canyon Park
Pay parking is now in effect at the Lynn Canyon Park, a two year pilot project that will be implemented from March 1 to October 1.
‘Extremely high’ volume of building permit causes delay at West Van district
The District of West Vancouver is currently facing unprecedented levels of new building permit applications and customers are advised to
Capilano University buys two acres in new Squamish development
Capilano University has confirmed that it is buying land at Oceanfront Squamish. The University will pay $5 million to buy
Vancouver ticket wins $6 million jackpot
A Lotto 6/49 ticket purchased in Vancouver for last night’s draw scored an incredible $6-million prize. The ticket was the
Police seek help in cold case murder of retired West Van teacher
Squamish RCMP are seeking public’s help in cracking a cold case murder of Kay Kermode. This March 18 will mark
IHIT releases video of North Van homicide suspects exiting car on Tempe Crescent
IHIT has released video footage, photographs and descriptions of people who were seen fleeing a blue Mazda after the shooting
What’s Nowruz? A North Van author explains
In 2010, UN General Assembly proclaimed March 21 as International Nowruz Day, and placed Nowruz on the Representative List of
North Van RCMP adding hate-motivated incidents to online reporting tool
Today, two detachments in the Lower Mainland (North Vancouver RCMP and Coquitlam RCMP) will add Hate Motivated Incidents to the
Rogers Hometown Hockey returns to City of North Vancouver
Rogers Hometown Hockey will be making its way to the City of North Vancouver as the last stop for the 2022 season
North Van homicide: IHIT releases video of suspect’s car fleeing from scene
The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team has release a short video of suspect fleeing after allegedly killing a man at Real
CNV extends Shipyards Skate Plaza season
Families have more ways to have fun and keep their kids busy as the City of North Vancouver has extended





















