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Faulty bus heaters get North Vancouver commuter steamed

Faulty bus heaters get North Vancouver commuter steamed

The heater on the bus goes on and on. And when temperatures soar, that can be uncomfortable. North Shore commuter Ric vanHeyst felt that heat firsthand recently aboard a packed 210 bus heading to Phibbs Exchange.
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Boat ramp may make a return to Ambleside

Boat ramp may make a return to Ambleside

Public launch could boost vibrancy of West Vancouver waterfront
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B.C. hires native rights lawyer on Kinder Morgan pipeline

B.C. hires native rights lawyer on Kinder Morgan pipeline

Province to seek intervenor status in challenge to National Energy Board approvals
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Family takes on uphill race for cancer funding

Family takes on uphill race for cancer funding

Her life changed over a weekend. Susan Stewart had been the embodiment of North Shore healthy living since she and her husband drove from Ontario to Upper Lonsdale in 1989.
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Scams targeting the elderly, Chinese, police warn

Scams targeting the elderly, Chinese, police warn

Police across the Lower Mainland are urging people to be vigilant after a spate of scams.
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Two North Shore Liberal MLAs join shadow cabinet

Two North Shore Liberal MLAs join shadow cabinet

Two of the North Shore’s Liberal MLAs have been appointed to the opposition shadow cabinet.
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West Vancouver kids rescued after becoming trapped in Cypress Creek

West Vancouver kids rescued after becoming trapped in Cypress Creek

West Vancouver Fire and Rescue crews had to come to the aid of three 12-year-olds who found themselves in over their heads in Cypress Creek. The call came in around 5:30 p.m.
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End of the Roll smashed in multi-car wreck

End of the Roll smashed in multi-car wreck

Please note: End of the Roll should not be conflated with the end of the road.
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Touching memorial left in North Vancouver park for departed pup “Jezzie”

Touching memorial left in North Vancouver park for departed pup “Jezzie”

A mourning North Vancouver dog lover has left a memorial to their dearly departed pup in Princess Park.
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Whale tales

Whale tales

Burnaby North-Seymour MP Terry Beech announces an online public consultation process on measures to help southern resident killer whales at Cates Park Tuesday.
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