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Watch: Woman helps duck family waddle through West Van traffic

Watch: Woman helps duck family waddle through West Van traffic

The woman led the mother duck and her flock of babies across roads, highways and train tracks to get them to safety at the Ambleside Park duck pond.
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North Vancouver activist calls for advanced dying with dignity laws

North Vancouver activist calls for advanced dying with dignity laws

When should we lose our right to choose how and when we die?
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Here’s everything we know about Squamish’s CapU dorms

Here’s everything we know about Squamish’s CapU dorms

Residents living in the soon-to-be CapU dorms had to leave by today, May 1.
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Weather on the North Shore – Forecast for Thursday, May 2

Weather on the North Shore – Forecast for Thursday, May 2

Clear skies and sunshine are in store for Thursday, May 2
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Metro Vancouver weather: Will there be another Juneuary this year?

Metro Vancouver weather: Will there be another Juneuary this year?

June is often referred to as "Juneuary" because it feels a little to be chilly to be summer.
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Blue Bus drivers in West Van vote 96% in favour of strike as contract negotiations crawl

Blue Bus drivers in West Van vote 96% in favour of strike as contract negotiations crawl

No immediate job action is planned as talks are scheduled to resume next week
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'How have they not sorted it out yet?': Metro Vancouver London Drugs stores closed for 4th day

'How have they not sorted it out yet?': Metro Vancouver London Drugs stores closed for 4th day

The Canadian retailer discovered the "cybersecurity incident" on Sunday.
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Andy Prest: Owning a fast, loud car provides a one-way ticket to frustration

Andy Prest: Owning a fast, loud car provides a one-way ticket to frustration

Driving a supercar sounds cool, but the actual experience of trying to tame all that horsepower on the street can be more frustrating than fun, writes columnist Andy Prest
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Editorial: North Vancouver's ban on public input goes too far

Editorial: North Vancouver's ban on public input goes too far

A ban on some public hearings is one thing. A ban on speaking to council is another.
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Chemtrade seeking to continue liquid chlorine production in North Vancouver

Chemtrade seeking to continue liquid chlorine production in North Vancouver

Mayor Mike Little says the company has been directed to engage with his municipality before continuing lease negotiations with the port authority
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