Environment Canada has issued a rainfall warning for Metro Vancouver, particularly near the North Shore mountains.

The Public Prosecution Service of Canada has approved charges against a Surrey man for trying to bring Methamphetamine into Canada from the United States.

The Mountain Highway Interchange on Highway 1 is now open on the North Shore.

Nightly closures for bridge construction will impact traffic on the North Shore.  

I think the Navvy Jack house should be a National Historic site. It is the oldest building on the North Shore and its history ties it to one of BC's earliest colonial settlers, one who can be respected for his integration with the indigenous community.

The District of North Vancouver has issued a tender notice to purchase three wildland fire fighting trucks for the District of North Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services.

A man is facing criminal charges of possession of stolen property over $5000 after he was found to be in possession of an e-bike that was stolen on July 14th in Whistler, BC. 

West Vancouver was one among several municipalities in BC that broke daily maximum temperature records on Sunday with sweltering hot weather.

Environment Canada has issued a special weather advisory for Metro Vancouver. 

The Squamish Nation has issued an alert about a cougar seen in the Capilano Reserve area.

In the early 1900s, there were several log flumes around North Vancouver. These were long wooden chutes filled with running water.

​District of North Vancouver is inviting input on a plan to expand pedestrian area and seating on Gallant Avenue in

District of West Vancouver may implement parking restrictions at a popular beach in West Vancouver.

North Vancouver RCMP receives complaints about scam calls in waves, sometimes dozens in just one day.

Metro Vancouver has announced a new shuttle bus for those who want to visit the regional parks in the Lynn Valley.

The Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) is issuing a warning about a Grizzly Bear that was seen near a popular lake in Whistler.

​Beginning Monday, August 24, TransLink will require customers to wear non-medical masks or face coverings while on board transit vehicles.

Ironworkers Memorial Bridge remains the most dangerous intersection in North Vancouver, according to the latest data published by ICBC.

The Province has amended regulations to allow private cannabis retail store licensees to sell non-medical cannabis products online.

The calls seem to appear as though they are coming from the North Vancouver detachment. North Van RCMP had issued another warning few weeks ago about these spoof calls.