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Whistler recorded 18 new COVID-19 cases last week

Whistler recorded 18 new COVID-19 cases last week

VCH says reported cases continue to be identified among young adults, with households being the most common transmission site
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Active COVID-19 infections in B.C. rise to seven-week high

Active COVID-19 infections in B.C. rise to seven-week high

Health officials are closely monitoring 8,659 people for symptoms because of possible infections – the highest total in almost eight weeks.
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SD48 says Workplace Math class not off the table

SD48 says Workplace Math class not off the table

Course still offered in Squamish, but district remains concerned vulnerable students overrepresented
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Cheakamus Phase 2 progressing, but more decisions yet to come

Cheakamus Phase 2 progressing, but more decisions yet to come

With low interest rates and spring approaching, ‘there’s no time like now’
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B.C. vaccinates more than 200,000 people for COVID-19, as second dose shots fall to a trickle

B.C. vaccinates more than 200,000 people for COVID-19, as second dose shots fall to a trickle

203,193 B.C. residents have had at least one dose of a vaccine, for an average of 2,639 people per day during the roll-out.
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WCSS fighting hunger in schools through mini-fridge program

WCSS fighting hunger in schools through mini-fridge program

Classrooms across Whistler will soon be home to self-serve fridges stocked with fresh food
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Backcountry bulletin: 'March can be a real trickster when it comes to avalanche conditions'

Backcountry bulletin: 'March can be a real trickster when it comes to avalanche conditions'

March is historically the deadliest month in the avalanche world, say Avalanche Canada forecasters
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‘After I tried skiing, everything changed’

‘After I tried skiing, everything changed’

Whistler resident becomes first Syrian refugee to earn ski instructor certification
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B.C. records two more COVID-19 deaths, as vaccination roll-out stays slow

B.C. records two more COVID-19 deaths, as vaccination roll-out stays slow

Only 7,501 vaccine doses administered in past day, as total number of British Columbians vaccinated approaches 200,000.
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Visitor education initiative coming to Sea to Sky

Visitor education initiative coming to Sea to Sky

Tourism Squamish-led project receives provincial funding to improve visitor behaviour and experience in Whistler and the Sea to Sky corridor
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