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Conservation officers put 'soft foot-hold traps' in Stanley Park to catch coyotes

Conservation officers put 'soft foot-hold traps' in Stanley Park to catch coyotes

The traps are "completely indiscriminate" and other animals or pets may get killed, says an animal rights group
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Kids can ‘Crack the Case’ at the Whistler library this summer

Kids can ‘Crack the Case’ at the Whistler library this summer

Detective-themed programming includes self-directed scavenger hunt modelled after Pemberton library’s popular event
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PARTIAL RECALL: Week of July 15, 2021

PARTIAL RECALL: Week of July 15, 2021

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Letter to the Editor: We are now dealing with a climate emergency

Letter to the Editor: We are now dealing with a climate emergency

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Whistler Skateboard Club runs first pro session of the summer

Whistler Skateboard Club runs first pro session of the summer

Early last week, the Whistler Skateboard Club (WSC) held its first guest pro session of the summer with Team Canada skateboarder, Adam Hopkins.
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Letter to the Editor: Historic heat wave should be a wake-up call for all of us

Letter to the Editor: Historic heat wave should be a wake-up call for all of us

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California town destroyed by 2018 fire raises $7,000 for Lytton residents

California town destroyed by 2018 fire raises $7,000 for Lytton residents

Mayor of Paradise has a message for Lytton evacuees: 'Don't give up'
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'I knew it was big': B.C. fisherman reels in shark off Nanaimo

'I knew it was big': B.C. fisherman reels in shark off Nanaimo

Roy Ban caught quite the surprise when he reeled in a very big fish.
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Retired paramedic left searching for answers after mother's death in heat wave

Retired paramedic left searching for answers after mother's death in heat wave

No coroner or ambulance paramedic ever showed up after elderly woman died suddenly of heat-related illness
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North Shore businesses grapple with staff shortages

North Shore businesses grapple with staff shortages

Some employees left for other jobs during prolonged shut-downs; others have reassessed priorities
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