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What happens to Canada's currency, stamps, place names after the Queen's death?

What happens to Canada's currency, stamps, place names after the Queen's death?

OTTAWA — Queen Elizabeth II has been a constant presence in Canadians' lives. Her face is engraved on our coins. It graces the $20 bill and is featured on some of our stamps. Even buildings, parks, mountains and islands bear her name.
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Here's how Saturday's GranFondo will affect traffic on Highway 99

Here's how Saturday's GranFondo will affect traffic on Highway 99

With lane closures, detours and speed limit reductions in effect, authorities encourage Whistler residents and visitors to plan for extra travel time on Sept. 10.
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Watch: What should you do when a baby squirrel claims you as their own?

Watch: What should you do when a baby squirrel claims you as their own?

Whistler local Jess Hewitt recounts a 'super cute, but also very confusing' wildlife encounter she experienced on the Valley Trail.
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Three-car crash snarls traffic at Highway 99 and Mamquam Road

Three-car crash snarls traffic at Highway 99 and Mamquam Road

Squamish RCMP say the incident appears to be triggered by a medical condition.
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Accountant Jeff Murl announces second run at Whistler council

Accountant Jeff Murl announces second run at Whistler council

If elected, the 42-year-old wants to bring his financial acumen, big-picture thinking and newfound volunteer experience to municipal hall
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B.C.’s COVID-19 fall booster campaign to begin at pharmacies in the coming days

B.C.’s COVID-19 fall booster campaign to begin at pharmacies in the coming days

About 110,000 booster shots are set to be delivered to B.C. this week.
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Ecologist Rhonda Millikin wants to represent the ‘smaller voices’ in bid for Whistler council

Ecologist Rhonda Millikin wants to represent the ‘smaller voices’ in bid for Whistler council

Wildfire management expert promises to advocate for nature, small business and ‘community supporters’ at council table
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No injuries from rockfall in Stawamus Chief Provincial Park, say authorities

No injuries from rockfall in Stawamus Chief Provincial Park, say authorities

Significant damage to trees was reported and observed due to Labour Day rockfall to the left of the New Delhi climbing crag in the Top Shelf climbing area.
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Museum Musings: The annual Alta Lake ‘Regretta’

Museum Musings: The annual Alta Lake ‘Regretta’

Amusement for seafarers and landlubbers alike
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Sea to Sky students heading back to school Tuesday

Sea to Sky students heading back to school Tuesday

B.C. public schools expected to welcome more than half a million students in 2022-23; average class size rises to 22.5 students in 2021-22
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