Category Archives: North Shore

A Valentine’s Day sugar cookie recipe from Flour Bakeshop in Horseshoe Bay.

A homeless man is dead but police aren’t yet saying how after he was found under a blanket

After months of speculation, a West Coast-inspired restaurant called Pier 7 will open at Shipbuilders’ Square this spring.

Incentive payouts to be reduced if profit falls short at insurance corporation

West Vancouver MP and Canada-Mexico group chair John Weston meets with tourism industry about repairing a once-booming travel partnership

North Shore transit riders had an interesting morning commute Wednesday when their quiet bus ride was disrupted by two men.

Health officials fear pertussis outbreak in eastern Fraser Valley may move west

Charges laid in spree of stickups that happened as often as twice a day

Whether you’re hunting for the latest DC comic book or a Star Wars action figure from your childhood, Big Pete can help.

Does the North Shore need its own detox and treatment centre? Terry, a recovering crack addict born and raised in North Van, thinks so

Multiple tips pointed officer to serial killer, inquiry told

The district paid $7.8 million to acquire a property on Argyle Avenue for public use in the future

NSR members attending funeral of a fallen friend are whisked away by helicopter to rescue stranded snowboarder on Mt. Seymour

Change to come with more lane closures as freeway expansion continues

Crew Studios, formerly Bakerstreet, will open to musicians in February.

Mohammad Forghaniashrafi of North Vancouver went missing in Richmond on Jan. 26.

An urban search took place Tuesday for a North Vancouver teenager missing since Monday evening.

Pilot project offers those living on the streets more than just the chance to clean up and have some food — it offers hope

CNV hosting an open house tonight (Jan. 26) to discuss the City Wide Phase 2 Geotechnical Stability Study with affected property owners

The Outlook’s weekly take on topics concerning North Shore residents

Students from across the West Vancouver School District participate in lockdown drills twice a year

Missing Women Inquiry hears estimate that murderer of prostitutes might have been stopped as early as 1999

Metro Vancouver directors fear an intensified attack on Agricultural Land Reserve

The 20-year-old victim was hit in the face during an altercation in his home in the 300-block of Klahanie Court.

The Outlook re-examines the decades-old amalgamation debate as district councillor Doug MacKay-Dunn looks to form a committee on unification

The real-time feed will also provide regular updates on the snow team’s street-clearing efforts

It’s been seven years since the deadly Berkley escarpment landslide. What’s been done to prevent a similar tragedy?

Police say suspect made off with cash, credit cards and jewelry

Every Friday The Outlook brings you a recipe from a North Shore foodie.

One female and three male snowboarders in their 20s were walked out of the Capilano Watershed after a five-hour rescue.

Key issues: securing creative, long-term funding for TransLink and moving away from reliance on property tax and fuel surcharge hikes

Abbotsford Police have said the Duhre Group is the prevalent gang operating in the city.

Governance reform, new transportation funding sources also eyed

Free bike map of the North Shore should be available by May, says advocacy group

Those on the streets and in shelters aren’t always who you think they are

Living wage policy, Harbourside lands and Official Community Plan engagement process all discussed in council chambers Monday