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Inflow to Capilano reservoir hits second-lowest level in 100 years

Inflow to Capilano reservoir hits second-lowest level in 100 years

Water flowing into the critical body of water was lower only in 2015, a year when there was virtually no snowpack on the mountains
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Letter: Kudos to this West Van girls team for six outstanding years

Letter: Kudos to this West Van girls team for six outstanding years

This team won two provincial golds and one silver despite missing considerable time due to COVID-19 restrictions
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Major work happening on North Shore transit corridor

Major work happening on North Shore transit corridor

Work on Third Street begins, while Phibbs Exchange is about to shut down as construction on the new-and-improved bus loop moves to the next phase.
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North Vancouver brewery wins gold at Canadian Brewing Awards

North Vancouver brewery wins gold at Canadian Brewing Awards

La Cervecería Astilleros’s fan favourite El Valle Salado Salted Lime Lager has been tapped as one of the best craft brews in the country
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Introducing Weatherhood: Unmatched hyper-local weather forecasts for the North Shore and beyond

Introducing Weatherhood: Unmatched hyper-local weather forecasts for the North Shore and beyond

Get weather updates at the neighbourhood level.
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Crash with commercial trucker leaves electric skateboard rider dead, West Vancouver police say

Crash with commercial trucker leaves electric skateboard rider dead, West Vancouver police say

A police statement does not specify how the crash happened. The RCMP’s collision experts have been called in to investigate
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Squamish Nation artists unveil permanent sculptures at Park Royal

Squamish Nation artists unveil permanent sculptures at Park Royal

The two stainless steel sculptures sit in front of the Gateway apartments at Park Royal South
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North Shore has the 2nd most expensive groceries in B.C., study finds

North Shore has the 2nd most expensive groceries in B.C., study finds

A UBC food economist tells us why the price of food has risen so fast.
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Andy Prest: It's an honour to tell the stories of the North Shore

Andy Prest: It's an honour to tell the stories of the North Shore

I was recently named editor of the North Shore News. Here's why I love this paper and the incredible place we call home
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Man charged after allegedly stealing and damaging pride flag in North Vancouver

Man charged after allegedly stealing and damaging pride flag in North Vancouver

Police have requested that the Crown consider this incident to be motivated by hate for sentencing purposes
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