Skip to content

Local News

Three-alarm blaze razes W. Van home

Flames cause $250K in damage to house next door

Community Bulletin Board

DELBROOK SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF '64 will celebrate a 50-year reunion in April. If you are a 1964 grad and have not yet received an invitation call 604-929-3374 for details by March 21.
Three-alarm blaze razes West Vancouver home

Three-alarm blaze razes West Vancouver home

A Dundarave home is in ashes and investigators are working to determine a cause after a three-alarm fire Saturday night. West Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services received multiple 9-1-1 calls just after 11 p.m.
Mountie 'dead set' on driving after crash, trial told

Mountie 'dead set' on driving after crash, trial told

An RCMP officer driving an SUV collided with a median, lost a wheel and wound up wedged in a ditch - later attempting to flee the scene, according to a witness who testified Monday. Sgt.

Thieves pull off drive-in heist

Robbers drive through mall's front doors to snatch jewelry

What's On

Sundays Folktales and Laughter A storytelling series with humorous folktales from around the world the second Sunday of every month, 7-9 p.m. at the Silk Purse Arts Centre, 1570 Argyle Ave., West Vancouver.
Last pin standing

Last pin standing

As you open the door at 141 West Third St. a familiar sound can be heard. For 51 years the crack of balls slamming into pins has echoed off the walls below the small strip mall.

Community Bulletin Board

DELBROOK SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF '64 will celebrate its 50 year grad with a reunion in April. If you are a 1964 grad and have not yet received an invitation call 604-929-3374 for details by March 21.

Small grants aim to engage neighbours

North Shore residents with community-building ideas are invited to apply to the Vancouver Foundation's 2014 Neighbourhood Small Grants program.
West Vancouver merchants worried over future ferry plans

West Vancouver merchants worried over future ferry plans

While protests about B.C. Ferries service cuts have recently focused on smaller routes, merchants in West Vancouver's Horseshoe Bay village say they're worried about changes that could hit major routes to Vancouver Island next.