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Dog killed in possible electrocution at Lonsdale Quay

Dog killed in possible electrocution at Lonsdale Quay

First responders are dealing with a possible electrocution of a dog at Lonsdale Quay Friday. “We’re looking into an incident down at Lonsdale Quay – possibly live wires,” said Staff Sgt. Philip Yong.
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West Van police seek witnesses in pepper spray incident

West Van police seek witnesses in pepper spray incident

West Vancouver police are looking for answers regarding an alleged assault involving pepper spray that occurred on Tuesday. At approximately 9:30 p.m. on Feb.
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City of North Vancouver clamps down on short-term rental offering

City of North Vancouver clamps down on short-term rental offering

A Central Lonsdale apartment complex has been advertising units available for short-term rentals, despite short-term rentals like Airbnb not being permitted in the City of North Vancouver.
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PHOTOS: Squamish Nation Kinder Morgan Protest

PHOTOS: Squamish Nation Kinder Morgan Protest

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Ferry fare reduction confirmed

Ferry fare reduction confirmed

Foreign buyers tax on property not extended to Coast
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North Shore homeless shelter rolls out cold weather beds

North Shore homeless shelter rolls out cold weather beds

Cold weather beds are open once again at the North Shore homeless shelter this week as another blast of winter lingers in North and West Vancouver.
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Time traveller

Time traveller

North Shore News, February 25 & 27, 1994
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CrimeStoppers want to put an end to thieves’ high-wire act

CrimeStoppers want to put an end to thieves’ high-wire act

Theft of trolley wire is dangerous, expensive and causes transit delays
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North Shore business community lukewarm on B.C. budget

North Shore business community lukewarm on B.C. budget

The business community on the North Shore is giving mixed reviews to the NDP’s first full budget.
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Park board approves Vancouver’s World Cup bid

Park board approves Vancouver’s World Cup bid

The park board is on board with Vancouver’s bid to be a host city if the World Cup comes to North America in 2026.
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