West Vancouver to install four-way stop at Fulton Ave and 13th street
District of West Vancouver is installing a new four-way stop at the intersection of Fulton Avenue and 13th street to
City of North Vancouver to spend approx $1 million on office renovations
City of North Vancouver is spending approximately $1 million on office renovations at the city hall. The money will be
District of North Vancouver to remove 22 dead trees in Inter River Park
District of North Vancouver is removing 22 dead trees in the “Digger Park” area of Inter River Park. While the
Delbrook Community Association to DNV: Listen to us !
Delbrook Community Association has a message for the District of North Vancouver council: Listen to what we have to say
Spirit Trail connection hangs heavy over Bellevue business
At the Oxygen Yoga and Fitness on Bellevue Avenue, the intuitive art of balancing mind with the body comes with
MLA Thornthwaite opposes Seymore compost facility
A proposed $10 million industrial compost facility on Mount Seymour is not sitting well with area MLA Jane Thornthwaite and
Local MLA’s irked over NDP government going back on ride-sharing
If waiting for a taxi on the North Shore has left you frustrated and wondering why we don’t have Uber
BC Liberal leadership race candidates to share vision at Polygon Gallery
The BC Liberal riding association for North Vancouver – Lonsdale is holding a leadership event Monday January 29th, from 6 to 8:30 at
Waiting for a safer intersection: 15 years and counting
How many years can it take for a local government to ensure a traffic intersection is safe for the community
If the tree falls, we will hold you liable: home-owner tells district
A storm is brewing in a West Vancouver home and may be heading towards an ill-prepared West Vancouver council. A
John Lawson ‘Puddles’ Park: Citizen chases district, offers donation
A West Vancouver citizen has expressed frustration at the poor state of John Lawson Park and the complacency of the
The Bridge That Can Take North Shore Places
If the politicians can summon up the political will, the bicycle wheels can follow.
Why didn’t the chicken cross the road? Ask Paul Hundal
A West Vancouver citizen says the council hasn’t done anything concrete for pedestrian safety in the community but now must
The limits of free speech: When a citizen spoke to Mayor Mussatto
Gagandeep Ghuman It’s a seemingly routine task that most mayors and councillors are familiar with. A speaker comes before the
This cartoonist wants a brush with power
Bruce ‘Stache’ Sinski has been the unofficial court jester of the City of North Vancouver. Local politicians have often found
Youngest Rotary member to help with social media
The new entrant to the Rotary Club of West Vancouver Sunrise wants to ensure the club remains wired into the
A pop-up bistro will take the wind out of their sails
Hollyburn Sailing Club is open to changes but those shouldn’t in any way jeopardise the club’s ability to continue as a public amenity.
Mind these crash-prone intersections
Based on data by the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC), here’s a guide to where to be most careful
West Vancouver Police Detective is a rugby star
A West Vancouver Police officer is being honoured for his competitive rugby career. New inductees to the Rugby Ontario Hall
Edgemont hangs anxiously between past and future
Drive around Edgemont area, and it doesn’t take much time to notice that construction is in full swing here. Hard