
North Vancouver watermain break floods road and delays traffic
A Metro Vancouver watermain break at Marine Drive and Capilano Road left one lane closed Friday as crews repaired regional water infrastructure.
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A Metro Vancouver watermain break at Marine Drive and Capilano Road left one lane closed Friday as crews repaired regional water infrastructure.

West Vancouver police say the vehicle was clocked at 160 km/h on Cypress Bowl Road at night and was impounded for seven days.

Police say the sports car was travelling 160 km/h on Cypress Bowl Road at night, where the winding route had wildlife in the area.

A large water spout rose above road signs Friday morning at Marine Drive and Capilano Road, where crews and cones had isolated the apparent water-main break.

Kenneth Amaral was fined for six days of feeding or attempting to feed dangerous wildlife and six days of attracting it at bait sites in North Vancouver.

A resident was taken to hospital after trying to rescue family pets from a major house fire on East Osborne Road in North Vancouver Sunday morning.

North Vancouver-Capilano voters head to the polls Monday with rental costs, bridge congestion and trade uncertainty among the key issues in the federal byelection.

Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. in North Vancouver-Capilano, where voters are choosing a successor to former Liberal MP Jonathan Wilkinson.

A West Vancouver fisherman recorded three orcas surfacing metres away, as Transport Canada reminds all vessels to keep 1,000 metres from southern resident killer whales.

A home was destroyed early Sunday in North Vancouver’s Upper Lonsdale area. A neighbouring structure was damaged, and officials warned nearby residents about temporarily cloudy water.

Voters in North Vancouver-Capilano, Beaches-East York and Chicoutimi-Le Fjord head to the polls Monday in federal byelections shaped by recent resignations and, in Quebec, the U.S. trade war.

BC Ferries says the Queen of Surrey was towed to Horseshoe Bay after a propeller-shaft problem during its 4:40 p.m. sailing from Langdale.
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