The Province is developing B.C.’s first Watershed Security Strategy and Fund. BC says it will first explore key themes, including

The North Cowichan RCMP is seeking public assistance to locate Jesse Bennet and his 7-year-old daughter Violet who were reported

Squamish RCMP are seeking public’s assistance in identifying a man related to a break, enter, and theft at a construction

Highway 1 through the Fraser Canyon will open to all vehicle traffic at noon on Monday, Jan. 24. The highway

Vancouver Police have released video of another unprovoked stranger attack, which sent a 25-year-old man to hospital Saturday with life-threatening

Environment Canada has issued a fog advisory for Howe Sound. The advisory is from now through to this afternoon. The

At five km in length, the Swan trail offers old-growth trees, placid river sloughs and frequent wildlife sightings. The trail

The District of Squamish is taking steps to limit the future use of fireworks to reduce the impacts in the

SLRD Area A Director Sal DeMare wants the SLRD Board of Directors to write to the Minister of Transportation and

Local resident Ashling Amato has recently joined the Sea to Sky Hospice Society as the volunteer coordinator. Amato moved to

A fog advisory is in effect for Metro Vancouver. There is a potential for areas of dense fog with limited

The District of Squamish will be undertaking repairs to a broken watermain on Third Avenue near the bridge to Squamish

The north-bound lane on Highway 99 is closed after an incident near Whistler. The incident happened between Retta Lake Road

The BC SPCA has seized 216 head of neglected beef cattle, including approximately 80 weaned calves, from a Vancouver Island

B.C. Transit’s refusal to close the pay gap for Whistler-area transit operators is pushing Unifor Local 114 members towards a

A new study from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute finds some Canadians struggling more than ever to endure the financial

Friends of a veteran have set up a GoFundMe page for an 81-year-old veteran who has been living in his

Alain Gorgien (November 19, 1950-January 16, 2022) On Sunday January 16th, in the midst of a challenging winter, Alain Gorgien

As many as 200,000 rapid antigen test kits are being shipped to schools use by staff, teachers and administrators with symptoms of

Avalanche Canada, in partnership with Parks Canada, is issuing a Special Public Avalanche Warning for recreational backcountry users across numerous

Squamish RCMP arrested two people after finding drugs, weapons and two machetes during a traffic stop. On January 12, an

BC Highway Patrol in Squamish issued tickets and impounded a van and several cars for speeding on Highway 99. Squamish

District of Squamish plans to make improvements to the Third Avenue crosswalk that connects the new Westwinds Senior Living building

Nominations are being accepted for the Order of British Columbia, the Province’s highest honour. British Columbians who have demonstrated outstanding

A 25-year-old woman from North Vancouver woman was identified as the victim of a fatal stabling that took place last