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A new bridge over Highway 1 is reconnecting North Shore neighbourhoods that have been separated for more than six decades. The City of North Vancouver officially opened the Crosscut Bridge on August 20.

Today, Lynn Valley is known for its residential neighbourhoods, trails and busy town centre. But tucked among its streets are reminders of a time when horses were a much more visible part of the community. One of those reminders is the former Laura Lynn Riding Club.

More than five years after a devastating fire, the Lynn Valley Masonic Hall is reopening its doors. The rebuilt hall at 1371 Lynn Valley Rd. will be rededicated with a public Cornerstone Laying Ceremony on Saturday, September 12 at 10 a.m.

Lynn Valley residents do not need their own recording studio to start a podcast, make a film or preserve old family photographs. StoryLab, located on the second floor of Lynn Valley Library, gives the public free access to equipment for creating and preserving digital stories.

Nearly 400 new homes are coming to Lynn Valley after the District of North Vancouver approved a major mixed-use redevelopment in the heart of the community.

People traveling between Lynn Valley and Highway 1 could see changes to one of the area's busiest roads in the coming years.