Remembering the Royal Hudson’s journey from North Vancouver to Squamish
I am in high school at Howe Sound Secondary almost falling asleep in a very boring class waiting for lunch time to come when I hear it.
BC acquires 650 hectares of land to add to provincial parks
The Government of BC has acquired more than 650 hectares of land that it plans to add to 16 provincial
Update: COS capture coyote in Stanley Park
UPDATE: Conservation Officer Service has captured a coyote this morning in Stanley Park. COS said the coyote matches witness descriptions
Former MP John Weston launches a new run for Parliament
Former Member of Parliament (MP) John Weston will be seeking the nomination of the Conservative Party in the riding he
Police recover stolen tiny home from Lillooet
RCMP in Lillooet have recovered tens of thousands of dollars-worth of stolen items, including a tiny home that was reported as stolen in late December from the Boston Bar area.
Six-hour Coquihalla closure for avalanche control
Drivers are advised that all lanes of a section of the Coquihalla Highway (Highway 5) between Hope and Merritt will
Man dies in backcountry skiing accident near Whistler
A man in his 30s is dead following a backcountry incident at Brandywine Bowl ski area just south of Whistler.
Avalanche kills two snow bikers in Pemberton
Two snow bikers have died in an avalanche in the Goat Creek area in Pemberton. At approximately 10 am, the
Health Canada warns against buying fake COVID-19 vaccines
Health Canada is warning Canadians to not buy any COVID-19 vaccines on the internet or from unauthorized sources as these
Winter storm watch issued for Sea to Sky
Environment Canada has issued a winter storm watch for Sea to Sky region.
BC long-term care residents start getting COVID-19 vaccine
The residents of long-term care home have started receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. “In addition to our health-care workers, immunization of
Natural gas rates increase from Jan 1 for FortisBC customers
As of January 1, 2021, FortisBC natural gas customers will see an overall increase to their bill due to increasing
Online applications open for BC Recovery Benefit
Online applications are now open for provincial BC Recovery Benefit. An estimated 3.7 million individuals and families, or 90% of
Alert: Full closure of Highway 1 Cassiar Tunnel this Sunday
Drivers are advised of a full overnight closure of the Cassiar Tunnel on Highway 1 in Vancouver this Sunday, December 20.
Squamish Nation launches survey on CN Rail impact
The Squamish Nation has launched an online survey to assess the impact of CN Rail on the community. “Over the
VPD seek help in finding missing Indigenous woman
Vancouver Police are asking for the public’s help in locating 25-year-old Autumn Mackillop, an indigenous woman missing since early November.
$6,900 in COVID-19 tickets issued by Vancouver police
Vancouver police issued $6,900 in fines for flouting COVID-19 rules in four different incidents over the weekend.
Open letter to BC Parents from BCTF President Teri Mooring
BC’s teachers care deeply about our students, your children. We are all working incredibly hard to make sure they are
Vancouver party host fined $2,300 for COVID-19 rules violation
Vancouver Police has issued $2,300 fine to a homeowner for flouting the orders of the Public Health Officer. On Saturday
COVID-19: Canadians not using free mental health resources
Many Canadians are not making use of virtual resources that could help them cope with the mental health impacts of