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West Vancouver approves paving of gravel lane near church - Vimarsana News

West Vancouver approves paving of gravel lane near church

Two members of council argued that the paving project isn’t necessary

Source: nsnews.com
Investigation focuses on Mark Sager's election spending - Bowen Island Undercurrent - Vimarsana News

Investigation focuses on Mark Sager's election spending - Bowen Island Undercurrent

Elections B.C. has asked Port Moody Police to look into spending “irregularities” for West Vancouver Mayor Mark Sager following the 2022 election.

Investigation focuses on Mark Sager's election spending - Vimarsana News

Investigation focuses on Mark Sager's election spending

Elections B.C. has asked Port Moody Police to look into spending “irregularities” for West Vancouver Mayor Mark Sager following the 2022 election.

Measures to protect peregrine falcons nesting in the middle of a B.C. quarry fall short, advocates say - Vimarsana News

Measures to protect peregrine falcons nesting in the middle of a B.C. quarry fall short, advocates say

Measures to protect peregrine falcons nesting in the middle of a B.C. quarry fall short, advocates say Wildlife advocates in Abbotsford are worried a pair of peregrine falcons nesting at a quarry on Quadling Road aren’t being given the chance they need to produce offspring because of ongoing blasting and drilling. Social Sharing

Source: cbc.ca
Province gives go-ahead to Abbotsford quarry to destroy peregrine falcon nesting ledge - Vimarsana News

Province gives go-ahead to Abbotsford quarry to destroy peregrine falcon nesting ledge

Province gives go-ahead to Abbotsford quarry to destroy peregrine falcon nesting ledge An Abbotsford company has been given the go-ahead from the province to remove a peregrine falcon nesting site from a quarry it plans to reopen. Conservationists and local residents say $75,000 in mitigation plans to encourage continued breeding at the site aren’t suitable. Social Sharing

Source: cbc.ca