A West Vancouver citizen is asking the District of West Vancouver to spread awareness and provide more information about what residents can do about aggressive and seemingly fearless coyotes in the community. The citizens said she had seen a marked increase in aggressive coyotes and wrote after one of her cats...

Council was split on these development but a majority vote allowed the rezoning to move to the public hearing stage. Six single family homes could make way for over 100 condos and townhomes in the Mountain Highway neighbourhood in the District of North Vancouver in the next few months. Council was split...

“My lawyers issued a warning not to proceed with this unlawful conduct, as did I. The City went forward despite these warning. This is not the first unlawful attack on me by the City."   A Mayoral candidate in the City of North Vancouver is dragging the city to court over what he claims to be unlawful...

“We couldn’t have two members of the public speak after the public hearing but the applicant could contact the members of the council and basically engage in horse trading in order to try to win support.” In an unusually candid remark, Councillor Pam Bookham accused Mayor Darrell Mussatto and Councillor...

City of North Vancouver council is throwing its support behind provincial government’s efforts to obtain clarity from the Supreme Court of Canada on who will be bear responsibility in the event of an oil spill. Councillors were voting on a motion brought forward by Councillor Craig Keating, who said...

“If you have a friend or a son or daughter or even someone you know on the street with a drug problem or a dog, you would know that there aren’t a lot of places for them to go." By Gagandeep Ghuman While volunteering in Philippines, Raymond Heise met a five-year-old kid with an ambition that...

“He (Mayor Walton) was ruling my motion out of order. I wanted it to be part of the record for the public hearing, and he and the clerk ruled that a follow up motion was out of order and I disagreed. I was just asking for information and I think the Mayor could have heard it, but I guess he didn’t...

The City of North Vancouver will be spending $500,000 on a new picnic area as well as a Pitch and Putt project at Mahon Park, west of the stadium. The project would replace the old Horseshoe buildings which housed the North Shore Horseshoe Club until the club disbanded in the early 2000s, staff told...

“The cost sharing is information we need as soon as possible. If the district believes it’s a model that is not working, we have to consider our way forward. Right now, I support our shared services and it has served our two communities well and I look forward to hearing their views." Pam Bookham By...