Local News

Judge orders store to pay after slip on soapy spill results in permanent disability

The City of North Vancouver has an electrifying new strategy in the works.

Anyone over 40 can probably appreciate that more maintenance just comes with the territory. Turns out that’s also true of the decidedly middle-aged SeaBus terminal on the south shore of Burrard Inlet.

North Shore residents are being asked to keep away from the trails in the former Blair Rifle Range Lands in the Seymour area on Friday following discovery of another mortar shell there.

Candidates in the upcoming October civic elections on the North Shore will be running leaner election campaigns this time around and getting by with fewer glossy pamphlets and paid helpers. Elections B.C.

The District of North Vancouver is cracking down on what you can and can’t do in its public parks and green spaces.

Local Steamkeepers volunteers are hoping some recent die-offs of cutthroat trout in local streams will become a teachable moment for residents who may have become complacent in protecting fish habitat.

Multiple agencies are investigating after three mass fish kills in North Shore creeks, one of which has likely resulted in the extinction of a local population of cutthroat trout.

John Nightingale stepping down after 25 years

A former North Vancouver man has been sentenced to life in prison with no eligibility for parole for 18 years after pleading guilty in a Kelowna courtroom this week to second degree murder of Jonathan Bacon and the attempted murder of four other peop