The discarded skin of what appeared to be a bear cub found in Beaverdell, BC, has prompted non-profit The Fur-Bearers to issue a reward to assist an investigation.

Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is introducing new digital processes to simplify and speed up the way representatives request online authorizations.

Police and fire department in Japan are warning people to be careful while eating mochi rice cakes. The dish with which the Japanese welcome the New Year can result in death.

BC Ferries has cancelled several sailings due to the heavy rain and strong winds. Here are the cancelled sailings.

Avalanche Canada has issued a very rare extreme avalanche danger for the Sea to Sky region.

Squamish RCMP is seeking public’s help in finding information about two separate alleged thefts of two similar style trucks.

Canadian Gen Z’s are taking things into their own hands this holiday season, with 21 per cent admitting to typically returning some of their holiday gifts — nearly double the number of Boomers who report returning gifts (11 per cent).

A strong Pacific storm is on the way for Thursday afternoon and Friday for the BC coast. Heavy rain is expected.

The largest ice-skating rink in Metro Vancouver will open officially to the public tomorrow, December 19, at The Shipyards in North Vancouver.

Squamish RCMP is concerned about two calls concerning firearms in Squamish, both of which came from incidents in in Downtown Squamish.

The Board has given a green light to Green Coast Ventures Inc. to operate in the Lower Mainland and in Whistler as well as on Vancouver Island, excluding the Capital Regional District.

Lawrence MacAulay, Minister of Veterans Affairs and Associate Minister of National Defence today announced funding for Good Shepherd Refuge Social Ministries through the Veteran and Family Well-Being Fund.

The snowpack structure is a loaded gun waiting for the next storms with the unusually low early season snowfall, according to an avalanche warning issued for Coastal Mountains.

This is the first conviction under the amended Marine Mammal Regulations as part of the modernised Fisheries Act. The new regulations significantly strengthen protections for marine mammals.

West Vancouver police disabled a vehicle on Highway 99 and arrested a man and a woman who were found with stolen property and drugs.

Modo is looking to build its base of carshare users with the continued support of the district, said Sylvain Celaire, Modo’s Director of Business Development.

B.C.’s economy remains resilient amid global uncertainty and is expected to outperform the country with steady growth over the forecast

The District of Squamish will build a temporary fire hall in Valleycliffe at the intersection of Guildford and Clark Drive.

A Squamish man has been fined $4,000 and banned from hunting for four years for shooting a therapy dog near Whistler in 2017.

Squamish RCMP has received several reports of someone throwing used needles in the garbage bins behind businesses in the downtown

Lace up the skates and hit the ice at the Robson Square—for FREE. The Robson Square rink is now officially open for skating.

The RCMP received a complaint about five cats who had been kept in the back of an open truck in a wire crate for about two months.

Carlsberg has unveiled a few days ago two new research prototypes of its Green Fibre Bottle, the first paper bottle to contain beer.

Police have called off search for missing Bowen Island woman, Shilanee Stedmances. The 23-year-old was last seen near the Eagle Cliff area on Bowen Island on November 4 at 8 pm on Bowen Island.

District of Squamish has been reviewing locations and costs for a possible parkade in Downtown Squamish, but it is ‘very unlikely” it would be built in the next few years.