FortisBC is inviting the community to an in-person information session on the proposed Eagle Mountain – Woodfibre Gas Pipeline project. The

An impaired driver was taken off Highway 99 by BC Highway Patrol. On April 21, BC Highway Patrol was actively patrolling

Squamish RCMP has arrested a person for allegedly committing thefts from vehicles in Whistler and Squamish. On April 24, Squamish

Police are investigating a serious collision involving a motorcyclist that caused highway 99 northbound to be shut down for five

The District of Squamish will start the process of borrowing $20 million to build a Public Works Facility it deems

The Sea to Sky Hospice Society is inviting the community to the 16th annual Hike for Hospice event. The event

Squamish ranked second after Cochrane among eight fastest-growing dog-friendly cities in Canada in a study by Rover, the world’s largest

One person was arrested by the Vancouver Police Department following a brief protest on the Iron Workers Memorial Bridge this

Friends of a local mortgage broker battling aggressive leukemia have set up a GoFundMe Page for her. Roopy Toor was

A judge has ordered the Government of Nunavut to pay $100,000 fine for Rankin Inlet diesel fuel spill into Hudson

The Canadian Pacific Fleet will be in North Vancouver from April 29 to May 1 2022. Enjoy ships tours, boat

“My Heron started out as a six inch by two-inch sketch so to see it on such a grand scale

District of Squamish has received a rezoning proposal to allow for a five-lot consolidation development in Downtown Squamish. If successful,

The Lions Gate Bridge will be closed to vehicle traffic in both directions for three nights beginning Friday, April 29.

Between June 25 and July 1, 2021, an unprecedented extreme heat wave called “heat dome” affected all southwestern BC, including

North Vancouver RCMP are seeking witnesses after shots were fired at a home in the City of North Vancouver. On

Two motorcycles and two vehicles were impounded by BC Highway Patrol for speeding on Highway 99. Officers from the BC

There is no threat of tsunami after an earthquake off the coast of Vancouver Island. According to Earthquakes Canada, the

Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services has confirmed that a second body has been found during the demolition of the Winters

Construction upgrades to the Wastewater Treatment Plan on Government Road will begin in late April to help meet the demands

The Sea to Sky Dance Collective would like to invite YOU to our first dance benefit production, WILD, a family-friendly

The District of Squamish council will discuss a proposal to create community space or affordable housing above the proposed fire

A collision between a train and a flatbed truck has claimed the life of a woman in Ridge Meadows. On

District of Squamish council voted unanimously to become the diking authority for a downtown dike in accordance with provincial policy. At

Go big or go home, is a quote often associated with innovation or idea generation. This essay tries to capture