In 2014, the District of West Vancouver used money from the sale of land to Grosvenor, on which the old

In 2017, District of North Vancouver residents in single-family homes were delivered lockable garbage and organics carts, and no one

Neighbourhood character is a bit like art. We know it when we see it, but it can be difficult to

The B-Line fiasco has brought to a head a simmering debate that even divides environmentalists. Do we need to force

By Mike Dowling Published: May 14, 2019 The new City of North Vancouver Council is determined to scale back the

By Anna Boltenko It has been said that communities play a critical role in climate change mitigation through the adoption

By Peter Teevan There is a battle raging on social media these days, and it’s a battle of ideology over

By Sina Safa and Turner Brown The small community of Eagle Harbour in West Vancouver has seen a recent swell

By John Meekison While the Horseshoe Bay area faces many issues such as development of a local area plan and

The B-Line protests earlier this year were an indication of yet another failed community engagement process. By West Vancouver standards

By Eric G Andersen Blueridge is a very privileged community. We are close to the forests, that so many people

These ideas come from the perspective of the Seymour Community Association – so while many of our hopes are similar

We all have strong memories of a certain building from the early part of our life. It may be the

It occurred to me as I listened to both the Seymour River residents plus many friends and neighbors in Maplewood

By Fred Dawkins I wouldn’t change a thing in my neighbourhood (Hamilton-Fell). In fact, I’d like to see other neighbourhoods

By Bill Bell It has been over a year since the City of North Vancouver last publicly promised a pedestrian

A City staff report recommends cutting the approved curling rink to save $20 million at the new Harry Jerome Community

By Mike Dowling Published: December 30, 2018 The City of North Vancouver recently passed a motion affecting the plans for

By Gagandeep Ghuman Wading through the flood of coverage on Vancouver council election, I suddenly started scratching my head. A

By Peter Teevan This was a recurrent question at the last Council Workshop before the summer break. Councillor Jim Hanson,