North Shore News
B.C. announces local government $76-million climate action fund
The new funding program aims to help local governments mitigate impacts of flooding, extreme heat or plan for changes.
Time Traveller: Craftsmen built the Japanese Tea Gardens more than 100 years ago in North Vancouver
An ornate Japanese tea house opened on Lonsdale Avenue in 1910
ICBC won't bill injured cyclists or pedestrians for damage done to vehicles in crashes
ICBC says it will no longer be sending bills to most cyclists and pedestrians if they are struck by a driver and the vehicle is left with damages
Major transit upgrades coming to Metro Vancouver
There's a lot in the region's 10-year plan, but almost all of the new rapid transit lines will use buses, not SkyTrain
Seaspan's HoloShip charts course for future of ship design with virtual reality
A new 3D immersive VR system allows ship designers at North Vancouver shipyard to walk through their plans in virtual reality
Record year for Vancouver port volumes, but North Shore commodities down
Climate change and war are whipsawing Canada's commodities
IHIT identifies victim in gang shooting at North Vancouver Superstore
Anyone with information is urged to come forward and speak with investigators
West Vancouver zoning proposal encourages breweries, food processors
Commercial zoning change will address the district's lack of light industrial space
West Vancouver bracing for rising sea levels
New policies proposed as climate change puts homes, infrastructure, and shoreline habitat at risk