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Chemtrade advances process to continue chlorine production in North Vancouver

Chemtrade advances process to continue chlorine production in North Vancouver

The industrial chemicals company says it has entered into a legally non-binding agreement with the Port of Vancouver to extend its land lease until Dec. 31, 2044
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North Shore Bike Park moving to Maple Ridge

North Shore Bike Park moving to Maple Ridge

Owners are offering deals to volunteers willing to help twist out the scores of screws holding the park together
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Short-term rental owners criticize North Vancouver District’s proposed 28-day limit

Short-term rental owners criticize North Vancouver District’s proposed 28-day limit

Many speakers at a public hearing said the regulation should align with the province’s 90-day maximum stay
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New Lee’s Donuts opens in North Vancouver

New Lee’s Donuts opens in North Vancouver

There soon could be two new Lee’s locations on the North Shore
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Successful North Vancouver dried foods retailer launches first mall concept at Park Royal

Successful North Vancouver dried foods retailer launches first mall concept at Park Royal

With hundreds of customers visiting the West Van store daily, Ayoub’s owner aims to be in malls across the country
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Federal government gives $49M for North Vancouver hydrogen facility

Federal government gives $49M for North Vancouver hydrogen facility

The new hydrogen industry will create good jobs and environmental sustainability, says Minister of Natural Resources Jonathan Wilkinson
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Big Brothers is now at the Coquitlam recycling and waste centre

Big Brothers is now at the Coquitlam recycling and waste centre

Metro Vancouver recently joined forces with Big Brothers of Greater Vancouver to accept reusable household objects at its United Boulevard Recycling and Waste Centre (995 United Blvd.) by Eaglequest Golf.
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North Vancouver District raises property taxes by 5.5%

North Vancouver District raises property taxes by 5.5%

Rising costs are due primarily to expensive construction contracts and an increase in protective services, mayor says
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Who owns LOLO? Trademark dispute over brand erupts in Lower Lonsdale

Who owns LOLO? Trademark dispute over brand erupts in Lower Lonsdale

Canada’s Intellectual Property Board must decide if the name still belongs to the restaurant owner who coined it.
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Vendor sues Capilano Suspension Bridge, alleges $231K in unpaid invoices

Vendor sues Capilano Suspension Bridge, alleges $231K in unpaid invoices

Surrey's TDH Enterprises Ltd. listed 11 invoiced amounts that it said the tourist attraction had agreed to pay but has yet to settle
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