Visit this Lonsdale pub to know why we need an Uber or a Lyft
Allan Riedlinger is annoyed but also mystified at why North Shore Taxi would reject more business coming their way. Riedlinger,
Shape-shifting no more: Boo La La is closing down
Bringing out the fun, hidden side of people is what helped Laurie become a makeover specialist with a preternatural instinct for knowing what people would look good in
New bylaw to save Lynn Valley from tourist glut
Bigger vehicles can only enter the area with a DNV permit.
This ‘rock-star jacket’ can save your dog from coyotes
North Vancouver citizen Jessica Donegan used to walk the local trails knowing her nine-pound Chihuahua Rat Terrier mix, Linus, is
Allow us to spend money on what we need: CNV tells UBCM
Through a resolution to the Union of BC Municipalities (UBCM), the city is urging the province to introduce changes that will create a better system for both developers and the city.
Two projects will enhance the Green Necklace in North Vancouver
The City of North Vancouver has approved two projects to improve walkability and livability — pedestrian-scale lighting and an enhanced bicycle and pedestrian connection.
CapU students create new itineraries for West Van tourists
Four students presented a set of immersive day-trip itineraries highlighting the community’s options in outdoor recreation, arts and cultural attractions, shopping and dining and other areas.
Trading ban extended for under probe former North Van CAO
A British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) panel has extended temporary prohibition on trading for another one year for several individuals including former
Dave Brewer, founding member of North Shore Rescue, appointed to Order of British Columbia
Brewer was named as a recipient of the Order of BC on May 31.
West Van police officers donate blood in support of ‘Sirens for Life’
Officers from the West Vancouver Police Department donated blood in support of the Canadian Blood Services “Sirens for Life” campaign.
North Van RCMP seize illegal mail-order handgun
A high-stakes, fast paced investigation by North Vancouver RCMP into a mail-order handgun purchase has led to seven charges against
West Van SPCA seeks help for pug who needs eye surgery
The BC SPCA’s West Vancouver Branch is asking members of the public to help Ziggy, a young pug who needs eye surgery.
Make West Vancouver the focus of new Bridge Festival, citizen urges
Above: Royal Canadian Legion Colour Party marching in the West Vancouver Community Day Parade, June 6, 1987. PHOTO: West Vancouver
West Van police rescue emotionally distraught man from Capilano River
WVPD officers, with the assistance of Vancouver Police Marine Unit, apprehended an emotionally distraught man after he jumped into the
Here is what makes Ambleside look like a ‘third world country’
The poor maintenance of parks and washrooms continue to rile West Vancouver citizens.
Another historical home becomes history in West Vancouver
Yet another historical home is about to become history in West Vancouver. In February, the District of West Vancouver council
West Van Yacht Club wins top eco rating
West Vancouver Yacht Club has been recognized for its green initiatives aimed at maintaining a clean, natural environment. The club
West Vancouver police impounds five motorcycles for excessive speed
West Vancouver Police have impounded five motorcycles after they were observed allegedly travelling at a speed of 135 km/hr in
DNV adds 17 new electric cars to its fleet
The District of North Vancouver has added 17 new Nissan Leaf electric vehicles to its fleet. According to fleetcarma.com the
North Van museum director Kirkpatrick resigns
The City of North Vancouver is hiring a new museum director, but the job is much more than just looking
