Drivers warned of snowfall warnings for major BC highways

The Province is advising drivers of snowfall warnings for many of B.C.’s major highways. Environment Canada has issued snowfall warnings

MLA Kirkpatrick introduces bill to remove discriminatory covenants on land titles

BC Liberal MLA Karin Kirkpatrick has introduced a private member's bill to remove discriminatory covenants in land title documents that restrict people of

COS unable to find bear that attacked women in Squamish estuary

Conservation Officer Service spent several hours yesterday to local the black bear that injured two women in the estuary, but

North Van Art’s Anonymous Art Show 2022 is going live

North Van Arts is hosting the 19th annual Anonymous Art Show, showcasing original artwork from emerging and established artists. Over

More $10-a-Day child care spaces coming to North Van: MLA Bowinn Ma

New Democrat MLA Bowinn Ma says families in North Vancouver-Lonsdale will save money on child care as a local child

Canyon lights return to Capilano Suspension Bridge

It's time for Lights with Heights! Vancouver’s holiday tradition, Canyon Lights, returns to Capilano Suspension Bridge Park on Saturday, November

West Van Foundation’s new campaign will ‘double your giving’

Give Where You Live is a community giving campaign that creates an opportunity for you to learn more about the

48% support amalgamation of North Vancouver and West Vancouver: Angus Reid survey

Half of Metro Vancouver residents support amalgamation of some sort, with support for amalgamation highest in North Shore, according to

Grouse Mountain Regional Park to remain closed for two weeks

The Grouse Mountain Regional Park will remain closed until November 14. Due to  helicopter operations related to building a new

MONOVA invites community to explore Shipyards history with new exhibition

Since opening in December 2021, MONOVA: Museum of North Vancouver has been engaging the community by exploring the past, present