Snowfall alert issued for North Shore
Environment Canada has issued a snowfall alert for North Shore, as well as Vancouver, Howe Sound, and other Metro Vancouver
The “Housoldiers” of North Shore
While the men were fighting overseas, North Shore women participated in the wartime effort at home, at work and in
RCMP to enforce COVID-19 regulations on BC Ferries
Starting this weekend, RCMP officers will be on board some BC Ferries vessels to educate passengers on safety rules and
Major traffic changes at Mountain Highway Interchange planned; expect delays
The Ministry of Transportation will be implementing a major traffic operation change at the Mountain Highway Interchange in mid-November. The
West Van resident violated order, alleges BCSC
The British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) alleges that a West Vancouver resident violated a BCSC order by acting as a director of
BC Ferries offers free travel for military personnel on Remembrance Day
To acknowledge and honour the service of active, reserve and retired military personnel, and cadets, BC Ferries is once again
Police hike Stawamus Chief mountain to rescue suicidal person
A person suffering a mental health crisis on the Stawamus Chief was talked out of suicide and brought back to
Retractable glass to be allowed on balconies in North Van
City of North Vancouver council supported Councillor Tony Valente’s motion to remove barriers in the bylaw so balconies and other
Grouse Mountain closes Skyride temporarily
Grouse Mountain Resorts has closed the Skyride temporarily for a few days. It closed on Monday, November 2 and will
High streamflow advisory issued for North Shore
The River Forecast Centre is issuing a High Streamflow Advisory for the South Coast including tributaries around the North Shore.