Students, teachers and staff at Cleveland Elementary school in the North Vancouver school district will benefit from $295,770 in provincial School Enhancement Program funding.          

Families in the North Vancouver school district will benefit from improved transportation services, thanks to $40,566 in funding under the new provincial Student Transportation Fund.

A group of kindergarten students who will be the graduating class of 2029 are B.C.’s first students whose education will be entirely under B.C.’s new curriculum.

Women, children, and any family members who are affected by domestic violence now have a safe, supportive place to go for help, with a specialized team focussed on their protection and transition to safety.

Construction of the new Philip Avenue overpass south of West 1st Street in North Vancouver is now complete and will open to vehicle and pedestrian traffic on July 6.

Traditional songs and food marked the North Vancouver school district’s (SD 44) third Aboriginal Education Enhancement Agreement signing at the Squamish Nation Longhouse.

As part of the public-safety funding announced in the 2016 provincial budget, the Province is committing $1.6 million in funding toward a flood mitigation project in the City of North Vancouver and the District of North Vancouver that will protect an important, business area and parkland.

Students at Argyle Secondary school will have a seismically safe and state-of-the-art school thanks to a partnership between the B.C. government and the North Vancouver school district (SD 44).

A dedicated hospital unit for youth with mental-health and substance-use challenges will be built at the HOpe Centre at Lions Gate Hospital in North Vancouver, thanks in part to noted West Vancouver philanthropists and donors Jack and Leone Carlile.