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Time Traveller: Do you recognize this North Vancouver pedestrian overpass?

Time Traveller: Do you recognize this North Vancouver pedestrian overpass?

It was built in 1965 as part of a new North Van recreation centre, a facility that was later renamed after famed sprinter Harry Jerome
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Activities to check out across the North Shore during Seniors Week

Activities to check out across the North Shore during Seniors Week

From line dancing to playing the ukulele, there are tons of things to do in North Vancouver and West Van
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ICYMI: Referendum could reshape Squamish Nation council structure

ICYMI: Referendum could reshape Squamish Nation council structure

'Your vote does count'—that’s the message from leaders of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw as they urge participation in a crucial referendum that could redefine how their government functions.
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West Van council narrowly grants noise exemption for private school ceremony

West Van council narrowly grants noise exemption for private school ceremony

Residents in the surrounding neighbourhood have expressed concerns about noise and traffic at Collingwood School
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Metro Vancouver weather: Rainstorm before long streak of sunny days

Metro Vancouver weather: Rainstorm before long streak of sunny days

Keep your shades and umbrella handy.
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This One Stop provides North Shore seniors with all the information they need

This One Stop provides North Shore seniors with all the information they need

The SoS program run by North Shore Community Resources is a place for seniors to go to get answers related to life in North Vancouver or West Van
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Most of Western Canada's glaciers 'doomed' to disappear, researchers find

Most of Western Canada's glaciers 'doomed' to disappear, researchers find

Climate change has locked in at least 75% of glacier loss in Western Canada and U.S., raising concerns for downstream environments, electricity generation and the wider economy.
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B.C. man who got $8M says he'll be penniless if made to pay sex assault damages

B.C. man who got $8M says he'll be penniless if made to pay sex assault damages

VANCOUVER — A British Columbia man who was awarded $8 million after being wrongfully convicted of sexual assault and spending 27 years in prison says he'll be left "homeless and penniless" if forced to pay civil damages to victims who won a lawsuit a
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Prime Minister Mark Carney: Collaboration with municipalities ‘more important than ever’

Prime Minister Mark Carney: Collaboration with municipalities ‘more important than ever’

PM meets with Vancouver Coun. Rebecca Bligh, who is president of Federation of Canadian Municipalities
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Rob Shaw: BC NDP forces through Bill 15, burning bridges along the way

Rob Shaw: BC NDP forces through Bill 15, burning bridges along the way

After gutting relationships with First Nations and municipalities, the party is left celebrating a costly win that may haunt it for years
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