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New down payment loan program open

New down payment loan program open

The province this week began accepting applications from first-time home buyers interested in B.C.’s new Home Owner Mortgage and Equity Partnership program. Would-be owners can borrow up to $37,500 from the government towards a down payment.
Weather prompts hwy 99 rock slide

Weather prompts hwy 99 rock slide

A small rock slide Monday night forced the closure of the Sea to Sky Highway for more than an hour and damaged a number of vehicles. No injuries were reported. Police received calls for help just before 2 a.m.
Province hammering local pubs: Keating

Province hammering local pubs: Keating

City of North Vancouver seeks ways to protect bars
$2M to fund nearly 50 new teachers in North Vancouver, West Vancouver

$2M to fund nearly 50 new teachers in North Vancouver, West Vancouver

More teachers in schools as early as February
Delbrook Lands plan moving forward

Delbrook Lands plan moving forward

Council leery over capital costs for DNV-owned land
Drug overdose deaths double in 2016

Drug overdose deaths double in 2016

Fentanyl likely linked to most of 15 deaths in North and West Vancouver
Alleged threat with fake gun results in arrest

Alleged threat with fake gun results in arrest

A 53-year-old West Vancouver man could face charges after a road rage incident escalated to an alleged threat with a gun. Police say a tow truck driver was in the process of towing a vehicle on Esquimalt Avenue just west of Taylor Way around 8:30 p.
More pipeline suits launched by First Nations

More pipeline suits launched by First Nations

Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh seeking judicial review
15-minute SeaBus service now on Sundays

15-minute SeaBus service now on Sundays

More frequent SeaBus service between North Vancouver and downtown Vancouver began this week as part of a mayors’ council for transit improvements – but only on Sundays and holidays.
Light-industrial space ‘dangerously low,’ report warns

Light-industrial space ‘dangerously low,’ report warns

There’s plenty of supply on the market for businesses looking for office space but the availability of space for light-industrial work on the North Shore is desperately low.