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City of North Vancouver sues painter over pond pollution

City of North Vancouver sues painter over pond pollution

The city is attempting to recover more than $32,000 spent cleaning up the mess
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Snow incoming to North Shore Tuesday afternoon

Snow incoming to North Shore Tuesday afternoon

North Vancouver and West Van could see between 5 and 8 centimetres, with more at higher elevations
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West Vancouver’s Dundarave welcome sign obliterated by collision

West Vancouver’s Dundarave welcome sign obliterated by collision

For now, the district isn’t reinstating the community marker.
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'Significant impact on rush hour traffic': Snowfall warning issued for Metro Vancouver

'Significant impact on rush hour traffic': Snowfall warning issued for Metro Vancouver

Brace for a frosty commute.
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Dead woman's estate must pay UBC $594K for wage fraud

Dead woman's estate must pay UBC $594K for wage fraud

Wanda Barbara Moscipan gave herself wage increases and merit pay by forging supervisors' signatures.
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New B.C. Ferries vessels, expected in 2029, to carry 2,100, run on greener tech

New B.C. Ferries vessels, expected in 2029, to carry 2,100, run on greener tech

A request for proposals for the new ships, which will replace six older ships, is expected to go out this summer.
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Watch: Marine rescue volunteers save young eagle, get surrounded by orcas

Watch: Marine rescue volunteers save young eagle, get surrounded by orcas

The two encounters left RCMSAR volunteers glowing, West Vancouver’s marine search and rescue unit chief says
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B.C.'s minimum wage now pegged to inflation, will rise to $17.40 per hour

B.C.'s minimum wage now pegged to inflation, will rise to $17.40 per hour

A pay hike in June will raise the minimum hourly wage by 3.9% in line with inflation. Changes to B.C.'s labour laws mean annual increases will now occur automatically.
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B.C. premier ditches chief anti-money laundering recommendation

B.C. premier ditches chief anti-money laundering recommendation

B.C. Premier David Eby has no plans to establish an independent office for AML policy and enforcement; and a new house flipping tax is no 'silver bullet.'
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Hero skier saves the day in mid-week drama at Whistler

Hero skier saves the day in mid-week drama at Whistler

Whistler regular Debbi Cottrell held on to a young skier who slipped from Crystal Ridge Express—and dangled for more than five minutes.
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