A community carving project shaped by students and citizens will be officially unveiled on April 29th at the West Vancouver police

A BC Supreme Court judge has granted the College of Physicians and Surgeons in British Columbia an injunction to restrain

The City of North Vancouver has a new award to be proud of. Foot of Lonsdale plaza has won a

District of West Vancouver is extending the public consultation period for a below market housing development aimed at district employees,

Here is your chance to recognise a green warrior in your community. The City of North Vancouver’s Living City Awards

These may be the signs of the change North Shore needs. The province is installing new digital message signs on

The City of North Vancouver is giving a temporary funding of $500,000 to retain seven people hired on staff for

District of West Vancouver officials will give the go-ahead for a permit for the demolition of a heritage home on

The citizens and the business community in Horseshoe Bay are asking the District to West Vancouver to reconsider a rezoning

For citizens to speak and hear others at a public hearing, they must first be able to see what is being proposed

City of North Vancouver council deferred rezoning decision on a proposed brewery and lounge in the Esplanade area of the

The West Vancouver Legion is hoping the next council will step up to help the legion at a time when

After blatantly ignoring one of the most cherished places in the community, the District of West Vancouver may finally do

Bruce Sinski is hanging his brush after four years of painting the politicians of the City of North Vancouver in sharp,

By Fred Dawkins Published: Nov. 24, 2018 So…what to make of the 2018 municipal election in the City of North

By Gagandeep Ghuman In the lineups at the grocery store, at the sideline of kids’ sports, in the waiting room

The North Shore Heritage Preservation Society is lamenting the loss of a historical house on Brissenden Park that was recently

North Vancouver resident Nicole Robins has an advice–and a warning–for elected officials: Slow down the development in communities. “It’s time

If there was political will, the City of North Vancouver would ask developers to offer 20 per cent units for

There was yet another residential development lurching inevitably towards what seemed like a majority vote approval when Councillor Roger Bassam