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Letter: Walk for Whistler Seniors raises more than $10K

Letter: Walk for Whistler Seniors raises more than $10K

'Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!'
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Whistler council approves Lot 3 development permit—without confirmed funding

Whistler council approves Lot 3 development permit—without confirmed funding

Despite a $7.2M shortfall, council allows Cheakamus Crossing employee housing project to move ahead with site work
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Mario Canseco: Alberta separatist vote inches forward but most Canadians say no, according to poll

Mario Canseco: Alberta separatist vote inches forward but most Canadians say no, according to poll

Research Co. survey finds most would deny separation, yet many expect U.S. to get involved
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The Sea to Sky Corridor sets the scene for Australian writer’s novel The Cure

The Sea to Sky Corridor sets the scene for Australian writer’s novel The Cure

Samantha Little’s new book is a psychological thriller set in a fictional town inspired by the Sea to Sky Corridor.
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Update: 18th Annual Squamish Sikh parade postponed due to wildfire

Update: 18th Annual Squamish Sikh parade postponed due to wildfire

The Squamish Sikh Society has postponed the event, set for June 14, due to the out-of-control wildfire at the north end of town.
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Canada will see critical mineral shortfall without big investment, report finds

Canada will see critical mineral shortfall without big investment, report finds

New report finds Canada needs to ramp up production of critical minerals or risk a shortage. To get there, it recommends government share the financial risk and double down on Indigenous consultation and environmental regulations.
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ER doctor suing Fraser Health alleges 'deteriorating' hospital problems

ER doctor suing Fraser Health alleges 'deteriorating' hospital problems

Lawsuit alleges health authority wouldn’t activate mass casualty system when 11 people died and dozens were injured at the Lapu Lapu Day festival in April
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New amenity building to open at Pemberton's Den Duyf Park

New amenity building to open at Pemberton's Den Duyf Park

The Village will host a grand opening for the Rotary facility on June 16
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Police warn of 700-strong Hells Angels motorcycle procession in B.C.

Police warn of 700-strong Hells Angels motorcycle procession in B.C.

The procession is expected to start Thursday in Coquitlam and end at a banquet hall in Surrey
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'I’m nobody special': Squamish Mounties honoured with valour awards for bravery

'I’m nobody special': Squamish Mounties honoured with valour awards for bravery

Const. Mark McMahon says he wasn’t sure he’d make it home that night—but his brave actions during a tense arrest have now earned him one of B.C.’s top policing honours.
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