53% Canadians worried someone in their household may lose job
On April 19, Canadians will learn the contents of the first federal budget they have seen in more than two
Virtual public meeting on proposed student housing on Capilano campus
Capilano University (CapU) invites North Shore residents to learn about, and provide input on, the University’s proposed student housing project
NVC Council’s 3.98% tax increase does not add up
There seemed to be a lot of self-congratulations and back-slapping of each other as the North Vancouver City Councilors and
BC more than doubles fines for some COVID-19 violations
Fines for promoting and attending gatherings that contravene the provincial health officer’s (PHO) order just got more expensive. Effective immediately
DNV Coun. Jim Hanson is running for NDP nomination in Burnaby North-Seymour
Two-term District of North Vancouver (DNV) Councillor Jim Hanson is running to be the federal NDP candidate in Burnaby North-Seymour.
Help this cat found in Blueridge to reunite with family
A request has been issued to reunite a cat with its family. The male cat was found today, March 24
Bike lane near RONA in North Van to be closed tomorrow
Eastbound bike lane will be closed near Rona tomorrow, March 25, to complete work on West 1st Street mobility corridor
Unmasked West Vancouver man arrested for spitting on man in Metrotown
An unmasked 48-year-old West Vancouver man was arrested after he allegedly spat in the face of another man in Metrotown
Radium Hot Springs is the friendliest town in Canada: Expedia users
After a year in which vacations were few or far between, what better way to ease back into travelling than
BC saw a dramatic rise in pre-conception cannabis use after legalization
Cannabis use among women who were about to conceive children nearly doubled following B.C.’s legalization of cannabis in 2018, a