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Season’s first snowfall dusts North Shore mountains

Season’s first snowfall dusts North Shore mountains

But an El Niño system is forecasted to bring above-average temperatures over the next few months, which could mean less snowpack this season
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Harvest Project holding an open house to celebrate 30 years

Harvest Project holding an open house to celebrate 30 years

Thousands of people have received a hand up from North Vancouver’s Harvest Project. Now the non-profit is opening its doors to mark 30 years.
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West Van mulls rental-only rezoning for Ambleside apartment towers

West Van mulls rental-only rezoning for Ambleside apartment towers

The change would impact the future redevelopment of 31 buildings in West Vancouver's Ambleside neighbourhood
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Les Leyne: No one willing to defend rules blocking foreign-trained workers

Les Leyne: No one willing to defend rules blocking foreign-trained workers

As a skills shortage worsens every year, thousands of qualified workers have been sidelined by bureaucratic inertia and bogus requirements that were imposed in a different age
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Many British Columbians are beginning to question B.C.’s carbon tax, poll finds

Many British Columbians are beginning to question B.C.’s carbon tax, poll finds

In 2023, 62 per cent of British Columbians say the province's carbon tax has negatively affected their household finances
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Province made wise move by restricting short-term rentals, says prof

Province made wise move by restricting short-term rentals, says prof

Mark Holland says the move was needed to stop the proliferation of short-term rental units amid an affordable-housing shortage
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Opinion: The 23andMe data breach reveals the vulnerabilities of our interconnected data

Opinion: The 23andMe data breach reveals the vulnerabilities of our interconnected data

Our online data is inevitably intertwined with the data of others. Current protections are ill-equipped to address this reality and manage the far-ranging impacts of data breaches.
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Canada needs to curb its import-export swap to make seafood sustainable

Canada needs to curb its import-export swap to make seafood sustainable

Most of the fish or shellfish Canadians do eat is imported, yet consumers have little clarity about how sustainable those products may be.
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Argyle's long-awaited artificial turf field opens for play

Argyle's long-awaited artificial turf field opens for play

The Pipers hit the pitch for a soccer game Tuesday, while a home football game between Argyle and West Van takes place on the new North Vancouver field on Friday
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Metro Vancouver wastewater workers strike over wage dispute

Metro Vancouver wastewater workers strike over wage dispute

The union, which represents roughly 670 Metro Vancouver workers, set up picket lines at four facilities after ongoing wage negotiations broke down Friday.
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