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West Vancouver council upholds noise bylaw

West Vancouver council upholds noise bylaw

Glenmore residents gave a collective sigh of relief when the District of West Vancouver council defeated a motion to let Collingwood School construction efforts extend into their summer nights.
Heat wave sends North Shore crowds to the beach

Heat wave sends North Shore crowds to the beach

The recent spike in temperatures had North Shore residents heading for the beaches in droves. Mike Darbyshire, school director at Deep Cove Canoe and Kayak, said business has been busy.
Two more North Shore Rescue caches raided

Two more North Shore Rescue caches raided

For the fourth time since mid-June, a North Shore Rescue cache of emergency life saving gear has been ransacked and vandalized The team learned Tuesday afternoon that the Norvan Falls cache had been broken into — the second time.
West Vancouver home damaged by blaze

West Vancouver home damaged by blaze

Dundarave family escaped as fire started

Community Bulletin Board

Steamship Days Festival A tribute to Bowen Island's heritage and a celebration of summer until July 13 at Snug Cove. There will be a classic car rally, live music, a boat show, games, art and more. steamshipdays.
Chinese signs questioned in West Vancouver

Chinese signs questioned in West Vancouver

Putting Canada First group says ads threaten traditional values
New rules mulled to curb West Vancouver's 'monster houses'

New rules mulled to curb West Vancouver's 'monster houses'

A 17,500-square-foot home being built in West Vancouver was the example often cited Monday night during a council discussion about monster houses and what can happen without enough regulations.

Correction A story in Wednesday's

paper, Bedbugs Feasting on North Van Renter, included errors. Katherine Court is at 255 East 13th St. Vancouver Coastal Health does not enforce the City of North Vancouver's bylaw, as reported.
Capilano student avoids record for riot actions

Capilano student avoids record for riot actions

A Capilano University student who took part in the infamous Stanley Cup hockey riot three years ago will escape a criminal record after being handed a conditional discharge and pleading guilty to looting a downtown business.
District of North Vancouver nixes Braemar homes

District of North Vancouver nixes Braemar homes

School district out $2.4M