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North Vancouver District approves emergency response plan after 2024 atmospheric river

North Vancouver District approves emergency response plan after 2024 atmospheric river

Last October’s storm caused significant damage to many people’s homes and businesses, others trapped in vehicles, road washouts and blocked culverts
More money for SkyTrain, SeaBus, bus trips: Vancouver transit fares increase July 1

More money for SkyTrain, SeaBus, bus trips: Vancouver transit fares increase July 1

On Canada Day, TransLink will be increasing transit fares across Metro Vancouver. July 1, 2025, will see costs rise across the board for transit users as everything from single-zone bus fares to monthly Compass Cards will increase
Time Traveller: City of North Vancouver opens new municipal hall and library

Time Traveller: City of North Vancouver opens new municipal hall and library

The first purpose-built CNV city hall opened 50 years ago
North Vancouver's Belle Isle Park gets a major upgrade

North Vancouver's Belle Isle Park gets a major upgrade

The 1,500-square-metre park in the Lions Gate Village neighbourhood has been expanded to approximately three times its original size
Canada Day festivities return to North Vancouver Shipyards

Canada Day festivities return to North Vancouver Shipyards

Live music, food trucks, vendors and a beer garden are some of the features in store for July 1 celebrations at The Shipyards in North Van
North Vancouver's Joshua Ravensbergen picked 30th overall in NHL draft

North Vancouver's Joshua Ravensbergen picked 30th overall in NHL draft

The San Jose Sharks selected the goaltender in the first round following two stellar seasons with the WHL's Prince George Cougars
Royal Canadian Navy vessels going on display in North Vancouver

Royal Canadian Navy vessels going on display in North Vancouver

Members of the public can check out naval ships, a submarine, aircraft and a special guest from Mexico during Fleet Week running June 30 to July 6 in North Van.
West Vancouver police seek criminal charge for driver clocked at 180 km/h

West Vancouver police seek criminal charge for driver clocked at 180 km/h

A number of drivers were pulled over during an enforcement blitz, including a learner going 160 km/h with no supervisor in the vehicle
North Vancouver man prepares e-trike journey to raise funds for stroke research

North Vancouver man prepares e-trike journey to raise funds for stroke research

Mark Charland, 74, will soon take off for his 21-day adventure biking along the coast of Vancouver Island, aiding organizations that helped him after a stroke four years ago
Vancouver sports and concerts battle for fans as spending habits shift

Vancouver sports and concerts battle for fans as spending habits shift

Post-Taylor Swift concert market cools and sports teams hustle for fans amid economic jitters