West Vancouver

Ambleside could evolve into a vibrant, inclusive waterfront village where thriving businesses, community activities, and park users support and reinforce one another.

— Maureen O'Brien, Executive Director of the Ambleside Dundarave Business Improvement Association, speaks about the impact of pay parking on the business community in Ambleside.

We believe there’s an opportunity for a strong development … to increase the vibrancy of that neighbourhood.

— Susan Walker, vice-president of North Shore Heritage, during the Jan. 26 meeting.

I think it makes everybody feel a little bit more present and more connected to the wild world around us.

— Cari Siebrits discusses how seeing wildlife affects people's connection to nature.

Dogs are better swimmers than we are and better climbers.

— Assistant Chief Jeremy Calder on the abilities of dogs and the safety of pets near cliff edges.

It’s amazing that we can do something to help people in need.

— Adriana Maron, manager of the Ambleside location, expressing her support for the Freezebruary initiative.

We are hoping this new composite photograph will help jog the memory of someone who remembers him.

— Suzanne Birch, spokesperson for the West Vancouver Police Department, expressed the hope of identifying the unidentified man.