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Metro Vancouver continues reorganizing North Shore sewage plant project

Metro Vancouver continues reorganizing North Shore sewage plant project

Newly awarded contract for design consultancy could spur restart of work on stalled project by this summer.
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Here is when you might see flurries in Metro Vancouver this week

Here is when you might see flurries in Metro Vancouver this week

There are a couple of opportunities for the white stuff in the weather forecast again. ❄️❄️❄️
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North Van Mounties ready for Polar Plunge for Special Olympics BC

North Van Mounties ready for Polar Plunge for Special Olympics BC

Beginning at 10 a.m. on Friday (March 11), North Vancouver RCMP officers are inviting everyone to join them as they take the plunge to raise money for Special Olympics BC
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West Van super senior sets four more track and field world records

West Van super senior sets four more track and field world records

Christa Bortignon rewrites record books in her first competition in the 85+ age bracket
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Editorial: Navvy Jack House is a heritage asset we must save

Editorial: Navvy Jack House is a heritage asset we must save

Editorial: West Vancouver owes it to the community to see this heritage asset restored and protected
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North Shore Winter Club’s development proposal frozen again

North Shore Winter Club’s development proposal frozen again

The development proposal that would have included 222 apartments, along with a new home for the private athletic club, was rejected unanimously at the city's council meeting Monday (March 7).
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Crime stoppers offers reward for tips on suspect who sexually assaulted youth on North Shore trail

Crime stoppers offers reward for tips on suspect who sexually assaulted youth on North Shore trail

The female youth was walking on a trail close to a bridge in Trillium Park near Seymour Heights Elementary School
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Known new COVID-19 infections in B.C. lowest since August

Known new COVID-19 infections in B.C. lowest since August

One more COVID-19 death in the province raises the pandemic death toll to 2,915.
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West Van council green-lights Horseshoe Bay's once-controversial Tantalus Gardens

West Van council green-lights Horseshoe Bay's once-controversial Tantalus Gardens

The multi-lot project has had a 'long and tortured history,' council says
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North Van city council moves ahead with Kings Mill Walk Park masterplan

North Van city council moves ahead with Kings Mill Walk Park masterplan

The master plan includes a new plaza at the foot of Fell Avenue, a children’s play area, shoreline habitat improvement and a dog off-leash area.
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