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Pemberton budget on track

Pemberton budget on track

Council briefs: Flood grant application approved
Squamish Search and Rescue braces for busy winter season

Squamish Search and Rescue braces for busy winter season

With indoor entertainment limited, more people may venture to the backcountry
B.C. announces new COVID orders that will have major implications for Whistler

B.C. announces new COVID orders that will have major implications for Whistler

Health officer encourages travellers to postpone upcoming trips to B.C.
‘Reckless’ driver damages Pemberton school field

‘Reckless’ driver damages Pemberton school field

Police Briefs: Four-car pileup slows highway traffic
RCMP warn of toxic drugs after three deaths in 12 hours in Surrey, B.C.

RCMP warn of toxic drugs after three deaths in 12 hours in Surrey, B.C.

SURREY, B.C. — Police suspect a deadly batch of drugs may be circulating in Surrey, B.C. A statement from Surrey RCMP says three people have died within 12 hours in the city and fatal overdoses are suspected in each case.
Whistler Nordic Development Centre readying for 2020-21

Whistler Nordic Development Centre readying for 2020-21

Stored snow again boosting athletes’ training
OPINION: Canada’s plastics ban should include beverage containers

OPINION: Canada’s plastics ban should include beverage containers

What we refer to as “plastic” hasn’t been around for long. But its usefulness has caused production to skyrocket—from about two million tonnes in 1950 to almost 400 million tonnes a year now, and rising steadily.
Officials investigating downed B.C. Legislature website

Officials investigating downed B.C. Legislature website

No official confirmation or denial of a cyber security threat during an extraordinary interruption to government services
'Stay where you live': B.C. premier calls for Canada-wide travel restrictions

'Stay where you live': B.C. premier calls for Canada-wide travel restrictions

He also said regional essential travel recommendations, which now apply to B.C.'s Lower Mainland, would be extended for 'the next two weeks at least.'
COVID-19 spread in B.C. remains at record levels as new health orders loom

COVID-19 spread in B.C. remains at record levels as new health orders loom

Premier John Horgan said he expects new health orders to come Nov. 19