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Feds fund UBC study that could save Metro Vancouver salmon

Feds fund UBC study that could save Metro Vancouver salmon

6PPD-quinone is the second most toxic chemical to salmon. Researchers are studying ways to keep it out of our creeks.
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Video: SeaBus commuters join impromptu Christmas carolling

Video: SeaBus commuters join impromptu Christmas carolling

Were you aboard the carol crossings?
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North Vancouver cannabis shop fined $7K for selling to undercover minor

North Vancouver cannabis shop fined $7K for selling to undercover minor

The province has been using teenagers to carry out stings at liquor and cannabis stores
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North Vancouver's Rice Lake has an 'invasive feces' problem

North Vancouver's Rice Lake has an 'invasive feces' problem

Metro Vancouver staff have posted signs asking people to stop pooping in the woods
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Michelin-recognized restaurant among six new tenants coming to Lonsdale Quay

Michelin-recognized restaurant among six new tenants coming to Lonsdale Quay

The Italian chef behind the award-winning restaurant has deep North Shore connections
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North Vancouver fire crews douse balcony fire

North Vancouver fire crews douse balcony fire

The exact cause is not known but a cigarette butt in a planter box is suspected
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Crown seeks two years for British Properties drug lab operator

Crown seeks two years for British Properties drug lab operator

The province is also seeking to seize the $4.3-million property that was rocked by an explosion and fire in 2022
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300,000 people have received free contraceptives, expanded pharmacist care in B.C., Eby says

300,000 people have received free contraceptives, expanded pharmacist care in B.C., Eby says

Recent provincial changes allow pharmacists to prescribe for minor ailments and dispense free contraceptives, reducing doctor visits.
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District of North Vancouver sued for shoddy home's approval

District of North Vancouver sued for shoddy home's approval

The owners say the district knew or should have known the house was poorly built when they granted permits.
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Capilano University students decry being left out of rapid transit plans

Capilano University students decry being left out of rapid transit plans

While students say they’re being left out, the Metro Vancouver mayors are calling for badly needed federal dollars
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