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Opinion: (Bad) things in B.C. in 2022 will look a lot like those from 2021

Opinion: (Bad) things in B.C. in 2022 will look a lot like those from 2021

Rinse, repeat
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Canucks prospect Zlodeyev named Russia’s best player in win over Switzerland

Canucks prospect Zlodeyev named Russia’s best player in win over Switzerland

The Canucks' prospect forward scored his first World Junior goal.
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COVID-19 spike continues in B.C. as new case numbers remain elevated

COVID-19 spike continues in B.C. as new case numbers remain elevated

New daily record high on Saturday followed by two more days of 1,000-plus new infections
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North Shore libraries share their top titles from 2021

North Shore libraries share their top titles from 2021

West Vancouver and North Vancouver libraries share similarities across all genres for most popular titles borrowed over the last 12 months
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North Vancouver's Lower Lynn highway project finally complete

North Vancouver's Lower Lynn highway project finally complete

After years of planning and heavy construction work, the $200-million Lower Lynn Improvement Project is now substantially complete.
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Housing, transportation woes add to North Shore labour challenges

Housing, transportation woes add to North Shore labour challenges

Employers from all sectors in North Vancouver cite gridlock and high housing costs as barriers to hiring
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Here are the top 10 most-clicked North Shore News stories of 2021

Here are the top 10 most-clicked North Shore News stories of 2021

Dogs, bears and trees all made the list, as did tragic events and a few surprises
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B.C. floods among world's most devastating climate events of 2021

B.C. floods among world's most devastating climate events of 2021

The full cost of flooding in B.C. is still being assessed, but according to one estimate, November flooding places B.C. as the world's fifth most expensive extreme weather event in 2021.
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Letter: Mount Seymour Provincial Park passes unpopular, unsafe and unsustainable

Letter: Mount Seymour Provincial Park passes unpopular, unsafe and unsustainable

North Vancouver adventurer poses alternative ideas
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Time Traveller: Tractor rides on top of Hollyburn Mountain in 1950 look pretty fun

Time Traveller: Tractor rides on top of Hollyburn Mountain in 1950 look pretty fun

The Burfield family owned the West Van ski hill for decades before selling to Cypress Bowl Recreations Ltd. in 1983
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