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Prince George man must pay $185K for assault on North Vancouver marina worker

Prince George man must pay $185K for assault on North Vancouver marina worker

The assault was vicious, unprovoked and reprehensible, a B.C. Supreme Court justice said
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Watch: Injured dolphin dies despite rescue efforts off North Vancouver shore

Watch: Injured dolphin dies despite rescue efforts off North Vancouver shore

Rescuers from Vancouver Aquarium tried to stabilize the animal, who appeared to have wounds from an orca attack.
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Letter: Thank you to the Canadians who liberated The Netherlands 80 years ago

Letter: Thank you to the Canadians who liberated The Netherlands 80 years ago

This letter writer, now a West Vancouver resident, was three months old living in the village of Zwijndrecht, Holland when Canadian soldiers helped free the country from German control
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B.C. reviews flagship climate plan as emissions targets fall short

B.C. reviews flagship climate plan as emissions targets fall short

The review of the CleanBC program will be led by two independent experts, with results expected in late fall 2025.
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Go check out this scary movie made by your twisted North Shore neighbour

Go check out this scary movie made by your twisted North Shore neighbour

North Vancouver resident Eli Craig gets very creepy with his new film, 'Clown in a Cornfield,' in theatres May 9
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Rob Shaw: NDP's infrastructure fix risks derailing Indigenous reconciliation

Rob Shaw: NDP's infrastructure fix risks derailing Indigenous reconciliation

B.C. First Nations slam Bill 15 as a betrayal of DRIPA, saying the province is bypassing consultation to fast-track major projects
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Editorial: We are way off target in fighting climate change in B.C.

Editorial: We are way off target in fighting climate change in B.C.

For some, it’s proof that our carbon tax was ineffective. For others, it’s proof it was only a half measure.
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Whither the garden? Advocates worried about Park & Tilford

Whither the garden? Advocates worried about Park & Tilford

One of the North Vancouver garden’s most prominent features has been removed after it was found to be rotting.
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Photos: North Vancouver Red Dress Day ceremony honours missing and murdered Indigenous women

Photos: North Vancouver Red Dress Day ceremony honours missing and murdered Indigenous women

The annual ceremony helps bring awareness, but more work still needs to be done, First Nation members say
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Three North Shore residents honoured with Women of Distinction Awards

Three North Shore residents honoured with Women of Distinction Awards

The award winners were announced last week in Vancouver at a gala event recognizing individuals and organizations for their contributions to the community
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