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How Whistler is commemorating Canada’s first-ever National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

How Whistler is commemorating Canada’s first-ever National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Full day of programming at the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre; Whistler Public Library hosting book giveaway on Thursday, Sept. 30
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COVID-19 kills 18 more in B.C.

COVID-19 kills 18 more in B.C.

Death toll from pandemic in the province rises to 1,940
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Are you curious about electric cars?

Are you curious about electric cars?

Whistler, Squamish hosting joint EV webinar on Sept. 28
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Sea to Sky leaders make their case for regional transit at annual UBCM convention

Sea to Sky leaders make their case for regional transit at annual UBCM convention

Jam-packed virtual convention covers wide range of regional topics
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Squamish for Sale

Squamish for Sale

Thomasina Pidgeon’s new photography exhibit documents 20 years of development in the outdoor sports mecca.
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Bolstered ambulance funding welcomed in Pemberton

Bolstered ambulance funding welcomed in Pemberton

Eight full-time paramedics ‘a big improvement,’ but challenges remain
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New affordable housing proposal one step closer to approval

New affordable housing proposal one step closer to approval

The 61-unit apartment complex on Village of Pemberton council agenda Sept. 21
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B.C. reveals full extent of COVID-19 hospitalizations

B.C. reveals full extent of COVID-19 hospitalizations

152 additional B.C. hospital beds now known to be occupied with people who have had COVID-19
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Expanded Cornucopia set to return for 25th-anniversary edition

Expanded Cornucopia set to return for 25th-anniversary edition

Culinary festival moves to 16 days after being cut short in 2020
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Elections Canada confirms Weiler wins West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country

Elections Canada confirms Weiler wins West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country

Liberal incumbent finishes with 21,470 ballots – a popular vote of 33.8%; Conservative challenger follows closely with 19,062 votes – 30% overall
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