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'Like a bowl of milk': B.C.'s disappearing glaciers threatens lives, tourism

'Like a bowl of milk': B.C.'s disappearing glaciers threatens lives, tourism

Every year, the province's glaciers lose enough water to fill BC Place Stadium 8,300 times. The province's scientists and outdoor community worry that's putting people and wildlife at risk.
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B.C. detects fewest new COVID-19 cases in a day since last August

B.C. detects fewest new COVID-19 cases in a day since last August

Active infections in B.C. fall to 1,204 – the lowest total since September 3.
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Fully vaccinated travellers won’t be subject to quarantine starting July 5

Fully vaccinated travellers won’t be subject to quarantine starting July 5

Canada also extends flights ban for India
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Pemberton Drinking Water System report flags elevated manganese

Pemberton Drinking Water System report flags elevated manganese

Council Briefs: Basketball court location chosen; new funding application for Friendship Trail
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What does Indigenous Love look like?

What does Indigenous Love look like?

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Whistler council approves expansion of District Energy System

Whistler council approves expansion of District Energy System

Controversial system services about 500 dwellings in Cheakamus
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Cheakamus Phase 2 subdivision permit issued

Cheakamus Phase 2 subdivision permit issued

Phase 2 will add about 295 units of employee housing
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Active COVID-19 infections fall in B.C. in 40th straight data update, to 1,389

Active COVID-19 infections fall in B.C. in 40th straight data update, to 1,389

One more COVID-19 death, and 109 new infections were detected overnight.
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Tourism operators seek certainty on borders

Tourism operators seek certainty on borders

Feds floating ‘phased approach,’ with more details expected in coming weeks
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Deferral of old-growth logging signals paradigm shift for Cheakamus Community Forest

Deferral of old-growth logging signals paradigm shift for Cheakamus Community Forest

Board hits pause on old-growth harvesting for 2021 as it looks to other possible revenue generators 
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