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January was one of the wettest on record: Environment Canada

January was one of the wettest on record: Environment Canada

If you feel as though grey skies and horizontal sheets of rain have dominated the weather in January, you’re not imagining things. While it didn’t set records, January was a sodden month – especially on the North Shore.
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Cleanup underway after barge sinks near Port Mellon

Cleanup underway after barge sinks near Port Mellon

Howe Sound
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Diesel spill becomes talking point in pipeline debate

Diesel spill becomes talking point in pipeline debate

Port Mellon
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North Vancouver RCMP investigate mountaintop stabbing

North Vancouver RCMP investigate mountaintop stabbing

North Vancouver RCMP are trying to figure out what happened in the moments leading up to an apparent knife fight between campers on Mount Seymour early Thursday morning. Members of North Shore Rescue rushed to the top of the mountain just after 5 a.
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$7.50 for a flight halfway across Canada?

$7.50 for a flight halfway across Canada?

Swoop Air announced a promotion Thursday that includes a one-way fare from Abbotsford to Hamilton for $7.50
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Long-lost NASA satellite found alive by Creeker

Long-lost NASA satellite found alive by Creeker

Astronomy
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North Vancouver RCMP close Mount Seymour after violent incident

North Vancouver RCMP close Mount Seymour after violent incident

**This story has been updated North Vancouver RCMP have closed the entrance to Mount Seymour after a violent incident on Dog Mountain. Witnesses say at least one man has been taken to hospital with stab wounds and another is still on the Mountain.
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Investigation: The mounting concerns over Canadian trampoline park safety regulations

Investigation: The mounting concerns over Canadian trampoline park safety regulations

46-year-old father Jay Greenwood died in a trampoline park that's received numerous complaints over safety
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Builder of North Van home awarded $45,000 in defamation lawsuit

Builder of North Van home awarded $45,000 in defamation lawsuit

A builder has been awarded $45,000 in damages for defamation after a North Vancouver couple made remarks to the Better Business Bureau, the Canadian Home Builders Association and the RCMP accusing him of fraud. The judgment was handed down in B.C.
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B.C.'s bitumen ban an 'unconstitutional attack': Alberta premier

British Columbia will face consequences for its ban on increased shipments of diluted bitumen, according to Alberta’s premier. Rachel Notley called an emergency cabinet meeting on Wednesday, one day after the B.C.
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