Starting June 5, cyclists visiting Deep Cove will be able to use a free bike valet service at Panorama Park

The historic Ferry Building in West Vancouver will be moved to make way for a new foundation and raise the building to protect it from rising flood levels due to the impacts of climate change.

Alcohol consumption is now allowed in Millennium Park as a pilot project that provides more opportunities to socialize safely outdoors.

Schools offer more than education: they are a cornerstone of our community that provides opportunities for children to learn about

A local business is offering $25,000 reward for information that identifies suspects involved in arson in North Vancouver. Mitchell Martin,

Sobeys has issued a notification for an employee testing positive for COVID-19 at Thrifty Foods at 310 Edgemont Blvd. in

Baptist Housing will be hosting a virtual Public Information Meeting on Wednesday, June 9 at 7 pm regarding its plans

This redevelopment proposal will greatly impact the current footprint of our city, including the loss of the existing Community Gardens.

West Vancouver Police are investigating a brazen attempt by suspects to enter an occupied home on Chartwell Dr. over the

Seven people lost their lives in the COVID-19 outbreak at Lions Gate Hospital. Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) has declared the

By all accounts, there has been a remarkable surge in dog ownership during the COVID-19 pandemic. The BC SPCA has

City of North Vancouver is accepting applications for a recreational cannabis retail store in Central Lonsdale. Submissions will be accepted

District of West Vancouver is installing a new watermain, fire hydrants, and water services along Taylor Way, between Main Street

Metro Vancouver will begin testing new interim public-facing alarms at four sites at the Cleveland Dam and along the Capilano

A man has been arrested and is facing property-related criminal charges after an incident that began with a barking dog

On May 1, 2020, I adopted a wonderful Heinz 57 puppy we named Ozzy. He has been a joy for

There has been an uptick in COVID-19 cases on North Shore after a sharp decline of the past few weeks.

For Seycove Secondary students Sam Yuen and Saege Bramley, the inspiration to do something for vulnerable youth came from their

It’s really only been with us for about 15 months, but the global pandemic has left a permanent mark on

North Vancouver RCMP Community Police Services has launched ‘Fraud Aware’, a proactive fraud-prevention program intended to reduce cryptocurrency and gift-card