Video: Light snow on Grouse Mountain
The staff and visitors at Grouse Mountain experienced an early blast of winter as light snow coated the resort on
Free ashes-scattering ceremony in North Van for those who haven’t memorialised their loved ones
A North Vancouver funeral home will host a free scattering ceremony in November. Dignity Memorial will host a free scattering
A new dedicated left-turn lane at Queens Avenue and 15th Street
District of West Vancouver is planning to install a new northbound, dedicated left-turn lane separate from the through lane at
Health Canada warns these children’s rain suits pose strangulation hazard
Health Canada has warned that Wetskins and Freshwater children's rain suits pose strangulation hazard. It says drawstrings in the hood
Conservation Service warns against aggressive owl on Whistler trail
Watch out for an aggressive owl if you are biking on 'Don't Look Back' trail in Whistler. The owl can attack you and leave
West Van police charge French citizen in fatal crash on Highway 99
West Vancouver police have charged a French citizen in connection with a fatal crash that killed a North Shore woman
10 climate change protesters arrested after blocking Burrard Bridge
Vancouver Police arrested 10 climate protesters after they refused to leave the Burrard Bridge despite police requests and warnings. Police
BC plans to amend legislation to encourage use of e-scooters
The provincial government has introduced new amendments to the Motor Vehicle Act for those who choose e-scooters, electric unicycles or
Classes at the new CapU Lonsdale campus begin this November
Classes at Capilano University’s new campus in the Shipyards begin in November. Starting November 1, all of Capilano University’s Continuing
North Van music teacher charged with child porn, sexual assault offences
RCMP has charged a North Vancouver music teacher for possessing child pornography and for sexual assault offences involving minors. The