New brewery to open in Lower Lonsdale, fourth in the area
There are three other breweries within walking distance of his new venture, but Liam Jeffries is anything but worried. If
Police investigating racist graffiti on signs of North Vancouver PPC candidate Azmairnin Jadavji
North Vancouver RCMP is investigating racist graffiti found on election signs of Azmairnin Jadavji, the People’s Party of Canada’s candidate for North Vancouver riding.
TransLink is spending over $13 million on North Shore
TransLink says it is investing $100 million to help construct or improve 76 projects throughout the Metro Vancouver region, with $13,338,766 being spent on projects in North Shore.
Green leader Elizabeth May to make stop in West Vancouver
She will join Green Party candidate Dana Taylor and his supporters at the Ferry Building in Ambleside at 11:15 am for the campaign rally.
Support Lynn Valley single mom with terminal stage 4 brain cancer
Friends of a Lynn Valley single mom are urging the community to support her after she was diagnosed with terminal
Cougar seen in Delbrook area
The Conservation Officer Service is urging caution after a cougar was seen in the Delbrook area. The cougar was seen
Parts of DNV have insufficient water pressure to fight fires
A consultant who updated wildfire protection plan for District of North Vancouver wants it to pay attention to a critical
Park Royal to host job fair
Park Royal is hosting a job fair at the mall on Saturday, October 19. As many as 41 local retailers
Help Kids Help Phone so it keeps talking to kids in trouble
The first phone call to the Kids Help Phone came in 1989 — 30 years ago — and the charity
Get smart meter or lose your power connection
A North Vancouver man is contemplating a winter without heat as B.C. Hydro warns his power will be disconnected if he doesn’t get a smart meter installed by the last week of October.
West Van police seek man who exposed genitals to woman in British Properties
WVPD has released a composite sketch of a suspect who allegedly exposed himself to a cyclist in the British Properties neighbourhood of West Vancouver.
Advanced left-turn on Lillooet Road and Mount Seymour Parkway approved
The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure will extend the advanced left-turn signal on Lillooet and Mount Seymour Parkway during morning peak times.
Bear struck and killed by vehicle on Capilano Road
A male bear was struck and killed by a vehicle on Capilano Road, according to a social media post by the North Shore Black Bear Society.
Video: Light snow on Grouse Mountain
The staff at Grouse Mountain experienced the early blast of winter as light snow coated the resort on Tuesday morning.
Free ashes-scattering ceremony in North Van for those who haven’t memorialised their loved ones
A North Vancouver funeral home will host a free scattering ceremony in November. Dignity Memorial will host a free scattering
A new dedicated left-turn lane at Queens Avenue and 15th Street
District of West Vancouver is planning to install a new northbound, dedicated left-turn lane separate from the through lane at
West Van police charge French citizen in fatal crash on Highway 99
47-year-old Alban Queyras of Villefranche, France, has been charged with “Drive a motor vehicle without due care and attention,” of the Motor Vehicle Act.
Classes at the new CapU Lonsdale campus begin this November
Starting November 1, all of Capilano University’s Continuing Studies and Executive Education will be based out of CapU Lonsdale, said Linda Munro, senior communications officer for CapU.
North Van music teacher charged with child porn, sexual assault offences
RCMP has charged a North Vancouver music teacher for possessing child pornography and for sexual assault offences involving minors. The
Metro Vancouver is repairing Cleveland Dam
Metro Vancouver is repairing the Cleveland Dam spillway and training walls as part of a maintenance programme to ensure the





















