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Whistler's Marla Zucht breaks record at long-distance Ultraman Canada race

Whistler's Marla Zucht breaks record at long-distance Ultraman Canada race

Zucht completed the more than 550-km race in just over 26 hours over three days—a record for her age category
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Missing Squamish man has been located

Missing Squamish man has been located

RCMP are reporting the missing man has been located and is safe.
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Crankworx partners with Grow to increase diversity in mountain biking

Crankworx partners with Grow to increase diversity in mountain biking

This year Crankworx will be partnering with Grow Cycling to help create more diversity in the sport of mountain biking
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B.C. 'rat' carver to be released from prison

B.C. 'rat' carver to be released from prison

Ricky Dennis was sentenced to six years in federal prison for his role in a 2018 mutilation in which a man had the word "rat" carved into his chest.
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Opinion: Reparations to Indigenous Peoples are critical after Pope's apology for residential schools

Opinion: Reparations to Indigenous Peoples are critical after Pope's apology for residential schools

The Pope’s apology could mark a new way forward if the Catholic Church makes genuine reparations for the evils it perpetrated.
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FortisBC presents to Squamish council on the statistical risks of the Eagle Mountain to Woodfibre Gas Pipeline project

FortisBC presents to Squamish council on the statistical risks of the Eagle Mountain to Woodfibre Gas Pipeline project

'A person is twice as likely to be killed, statistically speaking, in an earthquake:' Fortis 
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Almost 2,000 wildfire reports called in over BC Day long weekend

Almost 2,000 wildfire reports called in over BC Day long weekend

Submitting a photograph of a wildfire helps BC Wildfire Service plan and fight the fire, says ministry.
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Half of Canadians in debt and lacking emergency funds, survey finds

Half of Canadians in debt and lacking emergency funds, survey finds

Over half of Canadians who have borrowed money over the past two years have yet to pay it back. A new survey reveals that the majority of young Canadians with debts, don't believe they'll be paying them back anytime soon.
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Unbounce lays off nearly 50 workers, latest B.C. tech firm to cut jobs

Unbounce lays off nearly 50 workers, latest B.C. tech firm to cut jobs

‘Current economic environment’ among factors behind cuts, says CEO
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Why monkeypox vaccine tourism Is a good thing

Why monkeypox vaccine tourism Is a good thing

When Jackson Hern asked his primary care doctor about getting the monkeypox vaccine in Seattle last week, he was surprised by the lack of information she had to offer.
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