Make West Vancouver the focus of new Bridge Festival, citizen urges
Above: Royal Canadian Legion Colour Party marching in the West Vancouver Community Day Parade, June 6, 1987. PHOTO: West Vancouver
Vancouver fraudster ordered to pay $21.7 million to investors
The British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) has won a victory in a Nevada court this week to enforce a $21.7-million order
West Van police rescue emotionally distraught man from Capilano River
WVPD officers, with the assistance of Vancouver Police Marine Unit, apprehended an emotionally distraught man after he jumped into the
BC to investigate ‘high, volatile’ gas prices in province
The Province is asking the British Columbia Utilities Commission’s (BCUC) to investigate the ‘high, volatile gasoline prices’ in British Columbia
Here is what makes Ambleside look like a ‘third world country’
The poor maintenance of parks and washrooms continue to rile West Vancouver citizens. In the last one year alone, several
Home sales and prices continue to tumble in BC
It’s a buyers’ market in BC. The British Columbia Real Estate Association (BCREA) reports an 18.9 decline in home sales
Another historical home becomes history in West Vancouver
Yet another historical home is about to become history in West Vancouver. In February, the District of West Vancouver council
West Van Yacht Club wins top eco rating
West Vancouver Yacht Club has been recognized for its green initiatives aimed at maintaining a clean, natural environment. The club
Go ahead, make your donations: North Shore Rescue isn’t flush with funds
By Gagandeep Ghuman If you are thinking of making a donation to your local North Shore rescue, don’t let the
BC Hydro warns customers about a new email scam
BC Hydro is warning customers about a new twist on a scam that trick people into providing their private banking