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City of North Vancouver residents could see 6.89% tax hike for 2025

City of North Vancouver residents could see 6.89% tax hike for 2025

Main drivers for this year’s hike are RCMP contract, wage increases and switching to an E-COMM system
Ferry service returns between Bowen Island and Horseshoe Bay

Ferry service returns between Bowen Island and Horseshoe Bay

BC Ferries sailings were reestablished Thursday night after repairs were completed at Snug Cove Ferry Terminal
Major North Vancouver industrial waterfront property sold

Major North Vancouver industrial waterfront property sold

The developer had sought to subdivide the property but the District of North Vancouver rejected the proposal
North Vancouver's Caf/EH reopens four months after flooding

North Vancouver's Caf/EH reopens four months after flooding

Baristas needed a rope rescue at the Deep Cove cafe as October's atmospheric river caused massive flooding and damage
Falling space junk poses growing threat to aviation, warns B.C. researcher

Falling space junk poses growing threat to aviation, warns B.C. researcher

The new study found there's a 26% chance the threat of space junk could shut down a crowded airspace in Europe, Asia or North America — including southwest B.C.
Former BC United/BC Liberals MLA calls for party leader Kevin Falcon to resign

Former BC United/BC Liberals MLA calls for party leader Kevin Falcon to resign

Former West Vancouver-Capilano MLA Karin Kirkpatrick says she wants to rebuild a provincial centrist party in B.C.
Invictus Games 2025: How to get around Vancouver during the nine-day event

Invictus Games 2025: How to get around Vancouver during the nine-day event

Expect more wayfinding signs and volunteers at two major Vancouver transit stops to help fans to and from venues.
North Vancouver council OKs switch from strata to all-rental at large Lynn Creek development

North Vancouver council OKs switch from strata to all-rental at large Lynn Creek development

The Crown Street project will go ahead with 429 purpose built rental units as well as space for a daycare and grocery store
Kirk LaPointe: B.C. risks losing billions with Columbia River Treaty left in limbo

Kirk LaPointe: B.C. risks losing billions with Columbia River Treaty left in limbo

A long-overdue treaty update is stalled, leaving province vulnerable to political and economic risks
B.C. to bear brunt of costs from growing wildfire and flood risks, finds report

B.C. to bear brunt of costs from growing wildfire and flood risks, finds report

Building new homes in dangerous places could cost B.C. another $2.2 billion a year by 2030 — far more than anywhere else in Canada, a new study has found.