North Shore News
Twitter must face Frank Giustra defamation suit in B.C., court rules
Twitter must answer to a defamation lawsuit from West Vancouver billionaire Frank Giustra in Canada, the B.C. Supreme Court has ruled.
2020: Letter from the North Shore community
One in a series of four stories from British Columbian communities reflecting on how they dealt locally with the pandemic in 2020. 2020: what a year it was. In January, while Canada reports its...
Harvest Project is hosting a clothing pop-up sale following film industry donation
The charity will be selling clothing items for up to $10 a piece
North Vancouver's Anonymous Art Show identifies safe way to hold exhibition this year
Original artwork from 250 emerging and established artists from North and West Vancouver will be up for grabs for $100 apiece
Seaspan takes a bow with delivery of foremost part of joint support ship
Shipyards working on multibillion-dollar project to build two vessels for Royal Canadian Navy
Watch out for employment scams targeting post-secondary students, says BBB
Fake-cheque scheme is among ploys aimed at young adults
Study finds five possible North Shore rapid transit routes
Province mulls bridge, tunnel options for link to Vancouver
How a once busy ferry became a floating restaurant in North Vancouver
For over 40 years, the boat welcomed diners on the waters at the foot of Lonsdale
B.C. launches survey to measure impact of COVID-19 visit restrictions at seniors care homes
Feedback being accepted online or over the phone until Sept. 30, B.C's seniors advocate announces
This hotel was one of North Vancouver's most popular attractions in the early 1900s
The Hotel North Vancouver became the focus for the growing Lower Lonsdale community and a holiday resort for visitors, offering rooms for “$2 per day and up."