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Climate change is cancelling events, with Canadian sports among hardest hit, finds global study

Climate change is cancelling events, with Canadian sports among hardest hit, finds global study

New research shows extreme weather is increasingly cancelling festivals and sports, with Canada among the hardest-hit nations over two decades
Summer outdoor movie nights return to Grouse Mountain

Summer outdoor movie nights return to Grouse Mountain

The North Vancouver ski resort is bringing fan favourites to the big screen with a big view, starting tonight
Winning artists return for 10th annual en plein air contest in West Vancouver

Winning artists return for 10th annual en plein air contest in West Vancouver

Works from Paint on the Mountain will be on display at the Harmony Arts Festival
North Shore women named to Team Canada’s field hockey roster for Junior Pan Am Games

North Shore women named to Team Canada’s field hockey roster for Junior Pan Am Games

Six rising athletes will travel to Paraguay in August to compete at the multi-sport event
District of West Vancouver not at fault for damage to driver's vehicle, tribunal rules

District of West Vancouver not at fault for damage to driver's vehicle, tribunal rules

The driver himself was at fault because he was going too fast for the road conditions, the Civil Resolution Tribunal ruled
Cypress Mountain offering summer sunsets with new scenic chairlift ride

Cypress Mountain offering summer sunsets with new scenic chairlift ride

The new ride is part of a push for more summer experiences in the park, director of sales and marketing says
District of North Vancouver sinks business licence for floating sauna

District of North Vancouver sinks business licence for floating sauna

The business was modelled off of Scandanavian spas, marketing hydrotherapy and cold plunges on Indian Arm.
West Vancouver files notice against title on home with unpermitted suites

West Vancouver files notice against title on home with unpermitted suites

Numerous renovations were done on the home without permits, the district says
Lost teens lead to 'frustrating' call for North Shore Rescue

Lost teens lead to 'frustrating' call for North Shore Rescue

The three teens ignored the search manager’s advice to turn back, and wound up in need of a rescue
North Shore sewage plant fee should pause until release of independent review, councillor says

North Shore sewage plant fee should pause until release of independent review, councillor says

On Friday, Metro Vancouver halted a review of the financial fiasco to wait for its $1-billion lawsuit with the former contractor to conclude