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New North Vancouver restaurant promises 'an authentic sushi journey unlike any you have experienced before'

New North Vancouver restaurant promises 'an authentic sushi journey unlike any you have experienced before'

Some serious sushi news for Lower Lonsdale
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You might have to wait 6+ hours on some BC Ferries routes between the Island and Metro Vancouver Easter Monday

You might have to wait 6+ hours on some BC Ferries routes between the Island and Metro Vancouver Easter Monday

Travellers trekking home via ferry after the long weekend might be in for some mighty delays
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Meghan Agosta and Kirk McLean headline Hometown Hockey festival in North Vancouver

Meghan Agosta and Kirk McLean headline Hometown Hockey festival in North Vancouver

Here's what's on the schedule for the hockey celebration hitting the Shipyards District April 23-25
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Opinion: Poilievre sounds like Trump. Will that wreck the Conservatives?

Opinion: Poilievre sounds like Trump. Will that wreck the Conservatives?

Conservative leadership candidates all seem to hate each other.
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2 North Van students win ‘Imagine a Canada’ Truth and Reconciliation award

2 North Van students win ‘Imagine a Canada’ Truth and Reconciliation award

Olivia Wall and Maksimas Viskontas from St Pius X Elementary have been chosen as the two British Columbia representatives at the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation's youth program.
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Missing Metro Vancouver man found deceased

Missing Metro Vancouver man found deceased

He was found in West Vancouver
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Letter: Hurrah for Lions Gate Hospital, hurrah for warm blankets

Letter: Hurrah for Lions Gate Hospital, hurrah for warm blankets

Everyone was kind, caring and professional, in spite of our pandemic of the last two years, writes this grateful North Vancouver resident of her patient care at LGH.
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Garden to Table: This Earth Day, mother knows best

Garden to Table: This Earth Day, mother knows best

Mother Earth is nudging us awake with fire, floods and famine, and an urge to tend to our gardens. 🌱
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North Shore residents disagree with old-growth logging (and blocking bridges): poll

North Shore residents disagree with old-growth logging (and blocking bridges): poll

The majority say we should stop logging old growth but less than 15 per cent agree with blocking bridges.
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Time Traveller: The Goldie rope tow – intimidating novice skiers for more than 60 years

Time Traveller: The Goldie rope tow – intimidating novice skiers for more than 60 years

Mount Seymour's Goldie rope tow was the last one left in the Lower Mainland until it was scrapped in 2011.
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