Will traffic congestion drive businesses out of North Van?
Growing traffic in North Vancouver poses a challenge to business transportation. A survey by North Vancouver Chamber of Commerce shows a
Mussatto won’t seek re-election as CNV mayor
City of North Vancouver Mayor said he won’t be seeking re-election as Mayor in this October’s municipal election. In a statement
Developer pleads guilty for unlawful tree cutting in West Vancouver
The owner-developer of two homes that defied the District of West Vancouver’s tree cutting bylaw has pleaded guilty. The owner-developer
North Vancouver designer makes sustainability cool
A North Vancouver fashion designer has been recognized by the United Nations Environment Programme as a Young Champion of the Earth.
What does it mean to be a local ? DNV council mulls the question
What does it mean to be a local? Are you a local if you live in North Shore or can
Muri’s proposal for clearer sign is scuttled
A District of North Vancouver councillor’s desire to make development meeting signs more clear and legible was scuttled by her
Five years later, all that remains is barren land
If Councillor Pam Bookham had her way at a recent council meeting, a major developer would have lost a contentious
City of North Vancouver identifies over 3,000 encroachments
Ten years is a long time to convince people to clear encroachments on public land—that was the message some City
Lonsdale Energy Corporation to increase rates
Lonsdale Energy Corporation is reaching for your wallet and asking more for its services. At a recent council meeting, the
Smoking is banned. Sorry, it’s voluntary
To smoke or not to smoke? At one plaza in the Lower Lonsdale area of North Vancouver, the answer to
Owners may not know oil tanks lie buried below their homes
West Vancouver Fire Department is getting out of the business of regulating oil tanks this year. At a recent council
Police arrest man for bear spray assault at a West Vancouver construction site
West Vancouver police is recommending a charge of Assault with a Weapon on a 29-year-old man who allegedly discharged bear
Police seek public assistance in assault at Ambleside Park
West Vancouver Police are seeking public assistance investigating a reported assault at Ambleside Park Tuesday evening. Shortly after 9:30pm Tuesday evening, police were called to
Direct engagement and information-sharing
The top issues for residents related to quality of life – traffic, noise, garbage, litter, lighting, safety and landscaping. By
Change is there…just get involved
With change already happening in our community and conversations about change ongoing, and our wish is to engage more of the community.
DNV plans to help tenants who move out due to development
District of North Vancouver council wants to change policy that will help those tenants that are moving out their condo
More action on preserving heritage
We hope to see municipalities become more proactive in approaching and informing owners about the benefits of maintaining a heritage
Create policies that benefit the CNV residents
Governed by a slate of councillors who vote en bloc, CNV seems to be running the city with an eye
Just pass these two Bills to make real estate ‘real’
Had this happened 30 years ago, there would have been alarm bells going off in Ottawa and an emergency session
Quality of life: A vision from Ambleside and Dundarave Ratepayers’ Association
New growth should not detract from the use and enjoyment of nearby properties or the community as a whole. This
