Skip to content

Local News

After six months, family continues search for North Vancouver woman

The Christmas lights havent gone up yet at Eileen Nelsons home. Every year she would put them up on her granddaughter, Angeline Petes, birthday, but the 29-year-old former North Vancouver resident has been missing since May. When the big day, Dec.

Mentors help young moms to succeed

WE'VE all heard stories of pregnant mothers in difficult circumstances - women struggling with few resources, no support, or health and addiction issues - and wonder how they can possibly cope.

Charm not enough to carry Old Love

Romantic comedy about love among the wrinkles feels outdated

North shore's entertainment guide

LEGEND Bargain Fare ($5-8) $ Inexpensive ($9-12) $ $ Moderate ($13-15) $ $ $ Fine Dining ($15-25) $ $ $ $ Live Music Open Mic/Karaoke DJ Big Screen Sports WiFi Wheelchair Accessible AUSTRIAN Jagerhof Restaurant $ $ $ Best Little Schnitzel House in To

Enter to win two new books from Greystone

Enter to win two new thoughtprovoking books that combine environmental reporting with wilderness photography from Greystone Books. In The Sacred Headwaters Wade Davis describes the beauty of a northern B.C.

Police arrest North Vancouver man for sex assault

NEW Westminster police have arrested a North Vancouver man and charged him with sexual assault after an alleged attack on a woman awaiting treatment in the emergency department of Royal Columbian Hospital.

Regulation 6: Bros before brain eaters

Bro-date /brohdeyt/ n. a prearranged, non-romantic casual outing by two male acquaintances who are completely cool with the obviously date-like overtones of said outing because its clearly not like that. Bros everywhere I came late to brohood.

Man on motorcycle critical after collision in West Vancouver

A motorcyclist was flown to hospital in critical condition Sunday after he was struck and pinned under a moving van in West Vancouver.

Don't be a distracted driver

QUESTION: First of all I do appreciate your column. I only hope that many of the lousy drivers in Greater Vancouver will take the time to read it.

Wrong-way highway driver blows .22

WEST Vancouver police say they're continuing to crack down on drunk drivers despite a court decision striking down some of B.C.'s drunk driving laws.