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Seaspan to add $4.8M building to North Vancouver shipyard

Seaspan to add $4.8M building to North Vancouver shipyard

It’s the latest in a long line of investments the company has made since being awarded contracts under the national shipbuilding strategy.
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Horseshoe Bay wildfire declared out

Horseshoe Bay wildfire declared out

The fire chief has a warning for the careless person who caused the blaze
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North Van non-profit Urban Repurpose to showcase reclaimed treasures

North Van non-profit Urban Repurpose to showcase reclaimed treasures

You wouldn’t believe the things some people throw away…
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North Van filmmaker receives funding for documentary on grandfather George Manuel

North Van filmmaker receives funding for documentary on grandfather George Manuel

My Grandfather & Me follows filmmaker Esteban Manuel as he learns of the life of his political leader grandfather, George Manuel
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Keith Baldrey: Incumbency shields governing parties from bad press

Keith Baldrey: Incumbency shields governing parties from bad press

Federal Liberals, BC NDP overperforming in byelections, polls despite controversies and low marks from voters on top issues.
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Letter: Drug deaths will only end with legalization and regulation

Letter: Drug deaths will only end with legalization and regulation

“What we are doing is not working.”
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Time Traveller: Check out this 1912 ice cream shop in North Vancouver

Time Traveller: Check out this 1912 ice cream shop in North Vancouver

The Grotto Tea Room was located at the foot of Lonsdale Avenue and sold ice cream for 25 cents a pint
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Photos: Canoe races kick off Squamish Nation's Amalgamation celebrations

Photos: Canoe races kick off Squamish Nation's Amalgamation celebrations

A strong breeze didn’t stop paddlers from going all out at Swáywey̓ (Ambleside Beach) on Saturday
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North Vancouver man summits Everest in deadliest year

North Vancouver man summits Everest in deadliest year

With pay-to-play mountaineering on the rise, many inexperienced climbers put themselves and others in grave danger, says mountaineer
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West Vancouver student wins provincial art competition with moving Indigenous artwork

West Vancouver student wins provincial art competition with moving Indigenous artwork

The 15-year-old Rockridge high school student hopes her art will help raise awareness about missing and murdered Indigenous women.
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