The District of Squamish closed down landfill until further notice. The incident is being investigated.

The Port Authority of Vancouver is advising people of the high volume of cruise passengers that will be expected at and around Canada Place this weekend and the next.

Commercial truckers will now face higher fines for not carrying chains when required, and for not installing them during mandatory chain ups on B.C. highways, the province announced.

He said a re-elected Liberal government will build on the important measures passed in Bill C-71, and will continue to take serious, common-sense action to crack down on gun crime.

Backcountry Brewing has named the beer "Suck It Cancer" and collaborated on the can design with the estate of local Squamish artist Chili Thom.

Provincial government entomologists and a group of local beekeepers have eradicated the Asian giant hornet’s nest that was found in Nanaimo.

Elizabeth May is calling for big changes to the regulatory framework governing the production and sale of cannabis in Canada.

FortisBC has received regulatory approval from the British Columbia Utilities Commission (BCUC) to maintain the cost of natural gas and propane rates for all customers for the period of October 1 to December 31, 2019.

Squamish joins 26 other communities across British Columbia and over 400 across Canada in pursuit of emergency climate action.  

On your next outdoor adventure to a provincial park you can collect photos of plants, animals, or other organisms, and upload them to the iNaturalist.org website.

West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Riding is among the worst federal riding for rental affordability in Canada, according to a new data compiled by Canadian Rental Housing Index.

District of Squamish is inviting locals to an open house on plans for a pilot project for proposed off-leash dog areas in town. The off-leash areas will be at designated parks, trails, and nature areas.

Sea to Sky Gondola is starting two special programs for school-aged children based out of the basecamp this fall while work continues on reinstating the gondola.

CannabCo Pharmaceutical Corp. has announced an agreement with an undisclosed technology provider to deploy an advanced cannabis technology for the production of near-odourless cannabis.

Staff at the Centre, a not-for-profit society, reported that the items were taken during a break-and-enter sometime overnight between Sunday, September 8 and Monday, September 9.

The BC SPCA is asking the public for any information about who may have shot and killed three small adult dogs and left their bodies in a ditch in Prince George.

Coursework will be delivered in a flexible format that includes in-person and online classes scheduled in the daytime, evenings, and on weekends.

It took them well over a decade, but the Scott Crescent development on Highway 99 is moving ahead with plans for southern portion of the property.

Stings are rare but may occur if their nest is disturbed. Due to the larger amount of venom injected, a sting from an Asian giant hornet can be very painful and cause localized swelling, redness and itching.

The charges originated from alleged luggage carousel thefts that occurred between July 12, 2019 and August 2, 2019 at the YVR Domestic Terminal Building.

Hundreds of BC Ferries employees from across the province participated in shoreline cleanups this summer to help keep B.C.’s beaches clean.

Police said on two separate instances over the past week, school staff found a small quantity of drugs and some drug paraphernalia on school grounds.

The NDP’s 'super-wealth tax' would be a one per cent tax on those with fortunes above $20 million. NDP says it will make sure "hard working Canadians get the services they need like pharmacare and head-to-toe health care.”

The Sea to Sky Gondola management says the cabins have been removed along with the pieces of the damaged cables and the main cable has been secured.

More than 93 per cent of the people polled in BC would prefer to move to permanent daylight saving time (DST). A record 223,273 British Columbians took part in the poll.