A GoFundMe page has been set up for the family of Alex Reyes, a local 17-year-old youth who died in

Squamish RCMP are investigating a vehicle theft from Valleycliffe. On June 25, at about 3:15 am, Squamish RCMP responded to

The last five days in BC have seen an unprecedented number of deaths reported to the BC Coroners Service. Between

The BC Wildfire Service investigated a possible wildfire at the Stawamus Chief Provincial Park, but are clarifying that no fire

Squamish RCMP have arrested a man who tried to run over officers after an attempted theft in Garibaldi Highlands. On

The mountain bike search-and-rescue extravaganza that is ‘Beyond the Valleycliffe of the Dolls’ (BVOD) 20th annual is on July 24,

The BC Wildfire Service is responding to a wildfire 23 kilometres north of Lillooet. The McKay Creek wildfire is classified

A collision between two cars on Highway 99 claimed a local youth’s life and injured four others. The accident happened

Summer’s here, and that means there are some important things to think about when it comes to your pets. Warm

The Squamish Public Library is also available as a cooling centre. The library director, Hilary Bloom, confirmed that locals can

In a 24-hour period since Monday, Burnaby RCMP have responded to more than 25 sudden death calls, where heat is

The Sea to Sky Highway is now fully open after being closed for several hours following an accident last night

Effective at noon on Wednesday, June 30, campfires, Category 2 and Category 3 open fires will be prohibited throughout the

A serious boat crash on Seton Lake in Lillooet early Sunday morning claimed the lives of three people. Lillooet RCMP

Yesterday was a record-setting hot day in Whistler. Whistler created a new daily maximum temperature heat record, recording 40.2 C.

The Squamish Public Library has installed new artwork on its windows by Squamish Nation artist and designer Siobhan Joseph. The

Yesterday was another record-setting hot day in Squamish. According to Environment Canada, Squamish sizzled at 41.2 C on June 27,

Squamish Search and Rescue and Squamish Fire Rescue teams worked together to rescue an injured climber from Murrin Provincial Park.

The Grand Wall climbs and area at the base of the Stawamus Chief Provincial Park is closed until further notice.

BC Wildfire Service crews haven’t found any fire at the Brohm River area. Dorthe Jakobsen, Fire Information for Coastal Fire

The District of Squamish is moving to Stage 3 water restrictions. The district is moving to Stage 3 because of

The heat warning issued by Environment Canada has now been escalated to an Extreme Heat Alert. Record-high temperatures expected in

It’s been a crazy year and if there’s one thing to be said about the summer of 2021, it’s that

As of July 1, BC Parks will no longer supply toilet paper to several backcountry locations in the Sea to

District will start work on two projects that will impact traffic and parking in the coming few months on Mamquam