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North Van's illegal hostel townhouse hits the market

North Van's illegal hostel townhouse hits the market

NOTE: This story has been updated since it was first posted. For sale: One townhouse. Three bedrooms, but sleeps up to a dozen or more.
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Sustainabiliteens protest outside North Van MP’s office

Sustainabiliteens protest outside North Van MP’s office

NOTE: This story has been updated since it was first posted. Climate change. Systemic racism. COVID-19. All of them crises and none of them being adequately addressed by the federal government.
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Lumber hits record high prices due to low supply and high demand

Lumber prices across North America have nearly tripled since 2019 as a result of “once-in-a-lifetime phenomena”
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Active COVID-19 infections in B.C. continue to fall as recoveries top 7,000

Active COVID-19 infections in B.C. continue to fall as recoveries top 7,000

There were 98 new infections reported overnight, while 119 people recovered and one died
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Naked man scares woman walking alone on darkened Burnaby parkway

Naked man scares woman walking alone on darkened Burnaby parkway

A 32-year-old Vancouver woman who encountered a naked man on a Burnaby parkway "touching himself" last week believes it was the same man who allegedly flashed a different woman in the city in February.
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BREAKING: Squamish RCMP and Sea to Sky Gondola announce $250,000 reward for information on sabotage

BREAKING: Squamish RCMP and Sea to Sky Gondola announce $250,000 reward for information on sabotage

RCMP have received some tips and have surveillance footage, but aren't releasing that information at this time
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Class of primary students from West Van's Caulfeild Elementary isolating

Class of primary students from West Van's Caulfeild Elementary isolating

A class of primary students at an elementary school in West Vancouver is now self-isolating after a person in their class tested positive for COVID-19. Parents at Caulfeild Elementary received the news on Thursday.
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More female southern resident killer whales needed for population growth: scientists

More female southern resident killer whales needed for population growth: scientists

VANCOUVER — The addition of a new male calf to a critically endangered pod of southern resident killer whales has left experts happy yet disappointed because it won't further the population of the orcas.
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Second orca calf born to endangered J-Pod

Second orca calf born to endangered J-Pod

Another baby orca has emerged in J-Pod, the second addition in a month. The first baby was born Sept. 5 to Tahlequah, also known as J35, who attracted international attention in 2018 when she carried her dead calf for 17 days.
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Bowen's food bank back to normal operation as of Sept. 28

Bowen's food bank back to normal operation as of Sept. 28

Precautions include sanitization, masks
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