A historical place cherished by the arts community in West Vancouver will be demolished this year. District of West Vancouver plans to demolish the Klee Wyck house and the four greenhouses in the fall of 2020.

Next week, two oxygen concentrators will be up and running, producing the much-needed oxygen for the hospital on site.

One of the ride-hailing companies approved by the Passenger Transportation Board last week plans to focus on North Shore residents, tourists and commuters.

Housing non-profits are teaming up with the District of North Vancouver to develop a 90-unit non-market housing project unit on Orwell Street, close to the Phibbs Exchange terminal.

The North Vancouver RCMP is looking for the driver of a brown pick-up truck with a camper that caused a series of collisions early this morning.

West Vancouver Police has arrested three people who are alleged to have broken into houses and vehicles in the British Properties before attempting to flee from police.

Canada's ultimate touring hockey festival is coming to The Shipyards on March 14 and 15 for a weekend of free hockey-themed fun.

The Passenger Transportation Board has approved the application of two ride hailing companies to operate in the Lower Mainland and the Sea to Sky.

The improvements will enhance the experience of a growing number of customers coming in and out of the exchange each day, TransLink said.

The receipt of annual property assessment values can be good news for those who like to see their property increase

Tax season is right around the corner, and over the next two months Canadians across the country will be compiling

North Vancouver RCMP are embracing technology to become more responsive and make a better use of their resources. Now you can

District of North Vancouver has closed down the Mount Fromme parking lot. The parking lot was closed because of safety reasons, the district said.

Conducted every three years by the housing society, the homeless count is considered to be a 24-hour snapshot of homelessness in the Metro Vancouver region.

BC Corrections is warning the public about a high-risk sex offender who plans to live in Metro Vancouver, including in North Vancouver. 

The Independent Investigations Office of B.C. has been notified of an incident in North Vancouver.

Tsleil-Waututh Nation said it is disappointed in today’s decision by the Federal Court of Appeal to reject First Nation’s challenge to the Trans Mountain pipeline.

Created by the artist team of Rhonda Weppler and Trevor Mahovsky, the art depicts a Girl Guide ready for all weather conditions. 

District of North Vancouver is organising three workshops in February and is inviting property owners to attend and be informed about steps being taken to adapt to the sea rise challenge.

District of North Vancouver has closed the Lynn Canyon Park due to snow.