Local a cappella ensemble Sweet Scarlet wins two gold awards in Sweden
Vancouver-based a cappella ensemble Sweet Scarlet has returned from the 2026 World Choir Games in Helsingborg, Sweden, with two Gold
The Chemtrade re-zoning: liquid chlorine in the District of North Vancouver
A re-zoning to permit the continued manufacture of liquid chlorine at the Chemtrade facility in North Vancouver (100 Amherst Avenue
DNV election issue? Rice Lake Connector proposal raises conservation and Planning concerns
Mayor Little and Members of Council, I am writing to express my opposition to the proposed Community Opinion on a
The bridge to BC Place is short. On Thursday it led straight into history.
I live on the North Shore, and like a lot of people up here I have a complicated relationship with
If Scottsdale Can Cut Its Budget, Why Can’t North Vancouver?
For years, North Vancouver taxpayers have been told that annual property tax increases are simply unavoidable. Inflation, rising costs, growing
A Question of Readiness in the Lynn Valley Decision
As the District of North Vancouver Council approaches final adoption of the Lynn Valley Mall / Draycott Gardens redevelopment, there
A home in North Vancouver for $350,000?
After March’s housing column, I was resigned to the fact that we just simply can’t build affordable homes on the
Ambleside Deserves Fair Data, Not Assumptions
For months, Ambleside businesses have been clear: this was never about opposing parking management outright. It was about ensuring that
Stop Training for the Mirror. Start Training for Your 80s.
If you are in your 40s or older and still exercising primarily to change the shape of your body, you
Wilkinson’s mailer is a tale of two realities: Stephen Curran
While it’s always nice to see our community recognized, as North Vancouver and West Vancouver recently were in the Globe