Public engagement next month for St. Andrews improvement project
The St Andrews Safety Improvements Project was a response to an ongoing community feedback about excessive vehicle speeds on the street.
West Vancouver to repair Welcome Figure totem pole at Ambleside Park
District of West Vancouver has hired Capilano Reserve artist Stan Joseph to repair the Welcome Figure totem pole at the
West Van police seek help searching for missing Indigenous woman
The West Vancouver Police are requesting the public’s assistance in locating a missing 27-year-old woman. On Feb 16, Tamira Hansen traveled
Travel advisory in place for North Shore
A travel advisory is in place for Highway 1 for those planning to travel between West Vancouver and Vancouver. An
Avoid unnecessary travel, prepare for delays: Province
BC Government has issued a new travel advisory as crews prepare to remove snow from the local roads and highways.
MP Wilkinson announces support for Iranian temporary residents
Local North Vancouver MP and federal minister Jonathan Wilkinson announced new measures to support Iranian temporary residents in Canada. He
Heavy snow in forecast for North Shore
A special weather statement is in effect for North Shore. Heavy snow is expected to be on Saturday night. Besides Metro
Accountant charged by North Van RCMP in fraud investigation
Charges have been laid against an accountant in fraud and theft investigation by North Van RCMP. On July 13, a business
Kerrisdale heritage home to be shipped by barge to West Van; info meet next week
The District of West Vancouver has received a proposal for the demolition of a house and replacing it with a
Man charged in fatal hit-and-run in Kitsilano
One man has been charged in an alleged hit-and-run incident that claimed the life of a man in Kitsilano in
District staff to report back on derelict homes in West Vancouver
In March this year, West Vancouver residents will know how many properties in the District are derelict homes.
West Van to amend bylaws to prevent 550 properties from becoming non-conforming
District of West Vancouver staff will amend its bylaws to allow property owners to maintain their established land use as
Be ready for snow and slushy conditions, Province warns
With snow flurries possible tonight and into Wednesday, and more winter weather on the way for the weekend, the province
North Van RCMP identify youth in racist graffiti incident in Delbrook
Three local youth have been identified in a graffiti incident in the Delbrook area of North Vancouver. On January 31,
Retired North Vancouver school teacher charged for sexual offences
Charges have been laid against a retired North Vancouver teacher in sexual offences going back to the 70s. On February
$500,000 grant will support active transportation in North Vancouver: MLA Chant
More people will be able to safely and conveniently choose active transportation to get around, thanks to provincial funding for
Riitta Peirone is spring feature artist at MLA Susie Chant’s community office in Lynn Valley
The community is invited to join North Shore artist Riitta Peirone and the staff of MLA Susie Chant’s Community Office
Suspect arrested in attack on dog-walker in North Vancouver park
North Vancouver RCMP has made an arrest in the investigation of an assault on a dog walker in a park
Capilano University named one of B.C.’s Top Employers for 2023
Capilano University has again been named as one of BC’s Top Employers for a fifth year. In a press release,
BC Chamber of Commerce launches new initiative to address acute workforce challenges
The BC Chamber of Commerce (BC Chamber) has launched a new two-phase initiative that will address British Columbia’s acute workforce
