District of North Vancouver staff warn maintaining services could require 7.5% tax increase
District of North Vancouver staff say keeping current service levels in 2027 could require a property tax increase…
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North Vancouver couple score $500,000 lotto win
Jacqueline and Waldemar S. are still in disbelief after learning that they won a…
West Vancouver man ticketed for driving golf cart for school drop-off
A West Vancouver man’s unconventional attempt to manage the school drop-off rush ended with…
A Sacred Journey: Labyrinth at Lynn Valley United offers space to pause, reflect and reconnect
In a building designed to welcome people from all walks of life, a winding…
CNV offers up to $15,000 in community grants
Not-for-profit and community organizations in the City of North Vancouver can now apply for grants of up to $15,000 through the city’s…
Mayor Sager asks province to review North Shore wastewater project
West Vancouver Mayor Mark Sager has asked the province to review the North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant project under Section 765 of…
$27,000 penalty for feeding bears, coyotes in West Vancouver
A Lower Mainland man has been ordered to pay $27,000 for intentionally feeding and attracting bears and coyotes at several sites in…
Seylynn restaurant proponents seek approval despite 8 stall parking shortfall
The proponents of a new restaurant at 680 Seylynn Crescent are asking District of North Vancouver council to approve the proposal with…
A small reading room helps newcomers find their place in West Vancouver
On Marine Drive, tucked between the bustle of daily life and the shoreline views that define West Vancouver, sits an unassuming storefront filled with books. To many, the…
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Why Horseshoe Bay is one of Metro Vancouver’s best day trips
For many Metro Vancouver residents, Horseshoe Bay has long been synonymous with departure. It is the place of ferry lineups, hurried coffees,…
Coast Consignment’s Big Draw: Affordable Luxury Furniture North Vancouver
In a world of fast furniture and ever-changing design trends, creating a home that feels truly personal can be surprisingly difficult. Scroll…
The ever-evolving Edgemont
Edgemont Village began with a housing crisis, not today’s, but the one that followed the Second World War, when land on the…
Streetcar 153: A ride up Lonsdale Avenue in North Vancouver
In the mid-1940s, Streetcar 153 carried passengers up Lonsdale Avenue to Windsor Road. Imagine going back in time and riding it from…
How Harvest Project and its volunteers support North Shore residents
On a typical shift at Harvest Project, Allie might answer calls from people seeking food support, sort clothing donations, greet clients arriving for appointments, or help stock groceries…
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A Sacred Journey: Labyrinth at Lynn Valley United offers space to pause, reflect and reconnect
In a building designed to welcome people from all walks of life, a winding path in the centre of the sanctuary at…
Festivibe to bring music, food and culture to The Shipyards in September
The Shipyards will host the second annual Festivibe on Saturday, Sept. 19, bringing a full day of music, food, cultural performances, and…
The ever-evolving Edgemont
Edgemont Village began with a housing crisis, not today’s, but the one that followed the Second World War, when land on the…
Giant tree found in North Vancouver could be Canada’s fourth widest
Two big tree hunters from Vancouver have just identified the fourth-widest known tree in Canada: an ancient western redcedar tentatively measured at…