Three-year-old bear destroyed in North Vancouver
The North Shore Black Bear Society is reminding people that bear traps are being currently set in multiple locations across the North Shore and there are daily reports of bears accessing garbage, compost, fruit trees and bird feeders.
BC Hydro working to restore power after windstorm causes widespread damage
Strong winds have caused widespread damage to BC Hydro’s electrical system in multiple regions of the province, resulting in outages to around 120,500 customers.
Raising a pole for the murdered and missing indigenous women and girls
The ceremony was held today at the North Van RCMP detachment in anticipation of honouring the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women.
Wind warning issued for North Shore
Environment Canada is warning of heaving of winds in North Shore today that can cause damage. A wind warning has been issues for the Metro Vancouver region, including West Vancouver and North Vancouver.
Someone is again drilling holes in BC Hydro transformers in North Van
North Vancouver RCMP and BC Hydro are investigating yet another case of vandalism of BC Hydro transformers in North Vancouver.
Bears sighted in four West Van neighbourhoods
District of West Vancouver is urging the community to keep their food and garbage away from the reach of bears
North Van’s House of Funk makes a splash at BC Beer Awards
A North Vancouver brewery has won big at the 2019 BC Beer Awards. House of Funk Brewing Company has bagged
Remove speed humps on Spirit Trail, resident asks West Van
A North Shore resident is expressing his “strong dismay” at the speed humps the District of West Vancouver has installed
North Van woman ordered to pay $1002.53 after her off-leash dog bites another
The incident happened on May 19, when Julie’s friend was walking Muffin down on a residential street, and Bibi charged out of the yard and bit Muffin.
Pay $99.93 to hear what Mayor Linda Buchanan will do for CNV
CNV Mayor Linda Buchanan has announced the inaugural Mayor’s State of the City Address. It will be held at the
DNV to relocate Kilmer Creek to manage extreme flows
District of North Vancouver will replace undersized culverts and relocate the Kilmer Creek to the west side of Fromme Road
Attacked by bears in Mt. Seymour park, scouts launch fundraiser for new tents
3rd Richmond Sea Dragon Sea Scout Group has launched a campaign on www.gofundme.com to raise money for tents damaged by bears.
Guard assaults, spits on teen outside McDonald’s in Lynn Valley
North Vancouver RCMP are investigating an assault in Lynn Valley where a security guard was caught on video spitting on
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





















