District of North Vancouver is inviting residents to provide their input in a virtual meeting for townhomes in Edgemont area.

Amalgamated Transit Union Local 134 (ATU 134), which represents the drivers and mechanics of West Vancouver’s Blue Bus system, has

Vancouver realtor Keith Roy launched his campaign to secure the federal Conservative Party’s nomination for West Vancouver—Sunshine Coast—Sea to Sky

The North Shore Bike Park in Capilano Mall has launched a new program designed especially for preschoolers and kids up

IHIT has identified the victim of the shooting in a Burnaby underground parkade. IHIT has now identified the victim as 29-year

A kayaking tragedy has claimed the life of one person, says Squamish RCMP. One person kayaking with their friend along

The District of West Vancouver has received a preliminary development application for a proposed multi-family development that includes 3 duplex

As many as 98 per cent of UFCW 1518’s Safeway workers in Lower Mainland have voted ‘YES’ to authorize a

City of North Vancouver is reminding people to expect an increase in traffic and crowd next week for the Car

A North Vancouver man has received a jail sentence following the successful investigation by North Vancouver RCMP. On February 16th,

A teacher from Kootenay River Secondary School has been arrested for allegations of sexual offences against two students. On September

West Vancouver Police are investigating after suspects broke into a home in the Upper Dundarave area of West Vancouver. In

The Ambleside Dundarave Business Improvement Association hosted their second annual Dundarave Hoedown on Friday August 26, and thousands of visitors

Lorraine Reimer, a resident of Abbotsford, lives on five acres of land which she and her family have been developing

When my husband and I went through an intense period of grief, losing three pregnancies and a parent within the

District of West Vancouver is working on a new policy around traffic calming in the community, and a report by

Conservation Officer Service have put down an emaciated bear on the North Shore, named Skinny Brown Bear by the North

Vancouver Police are investigating a triple stabbing at the Light Up Chinatown festival. The stabbings occurred just before 6 p.m.

The Shipyards District Business Improvement Area (SDBIA) has announced that the Shipyards Festival is returning to the Shipyards District on

A local grocery story in North Vancouver closed last week due to unexpected change in costs. September 4 was the