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Corridor communities unite in asking visitors to stay away

Corridor communities unite in asking visitors to stay away

Those who don't follow bylaw direction can be fined $500

By Braden Dupuis Apr 7, 2020

Man in critical condition after possible stabbing in Squamish

Man in critical condition after possible stabbing in Squamish

Man in 60s rushed to Lower Mainland hospital in critical condition

By Squamish Chief Staff Apr 6, 2020

Community members step up to craft masks at home for at-risk

Community members step up to craft masks at home for at-risk

Health Canada notes homemade masks are not medical devices

By Braden Dupuis and Megan Lalonde Apr 5, 2020

Man charged in Squamish homicide

Man charged in Squamish homicide

Adult son of woman found dead in Government Road home charged with second-degree murder

By The Chief staff / Squamish Chief Apr 3, 2020

IHIT investigating possible homicide in Squamish

Woman found dead in Government Road home

By Brandon Barrett Apr 2, 2020

Pemberton council amends bylaw to ticket people who ignore park closures

Pemberton council amends bylaw to ticket people who ignore park closures

COVID-19-related items discussed, April 7 council meeting cancelled

By Joel Barde Apr 2, 2020

Squamish middle school teachers raps her students back to class

Squamish middle school teachers raps her students back to class

Grade 7 Don Ross teacher Sophie Demers took a lighthearted approach to greeting her class online

By Squamish Chief Staff Apr 1, 2020

Whistler Blackcomb has donated hundreds of pounds of food to Whistler, Squamish and Pemberton food banks

Whistler Blackcomb has donated hundreds of pounds of food to Whistler, Squamish and Pemberton food banks

Part of the 23 tonnes of food Vail Resorts has donated to food banks and soup kitchens in mountain towns across North America

By Brandon Barrett Mar 27, 2020

Farm workers to be exempted from COVID-19 travel ban

Farm workers to be exempted from COVID-19 travel ban

Obstacles remain for farmers to access workers

By Joel Barde Mar 27, 2020

Burnaby man found dead in Lions Bay area, south of Squamish

Burnaby man found dead in Lions Bay area, south of Squamish

Ryoji Fujita, a 37-year-old outdoor enthusiast, was caught in an avalanche

By Steven Chua / Squamish Chief Mar 26, 2020

More B.C. parks are closing as the COVID-19 pandemic progresses

More B.C. parks are closing as the COVID-19 pandemic progresses

Joffre Lakes, Murrin and Shannon Falls closed immediately; as are Lillooet Lake campsites

By Megan Lalonde Mar 24, 2020

Squamish resident making Arctic history

Squamish resident making Arctic history

Local Sunniva Sorby soon to be one of two women to overwinter in the far north

By Keili Bartlett / Squamish Chief Mar 24, 2020

Avalanche Canada ending forecasting for the season

Avalanche Canada ending forecasting for the season

Not wanting to encourage backcountry recreation, organization will issue final forecast of the season on March 28

By Brandon Barrett Mar 24, 2020

Provincial parks closed to camping

Provincial parks closed to camping

Most parks open to day-visits, but prohibit overnight stays

By Joel Barde Mar 23, 2020

BC Parks closes all Stawamus Chief trails due to COVID-19 concerns

BC Parks closes all Stawamus Chief trails due to COVID-19 concerns

Closures are in effect immediately

By Megan Lalonde Mar 22, 2020

SLRD closes Pemberton office until further notice

SLRD closes Pemberton office until further notice

Staff will work remotely; essential services will continue

By Joel Barde Mar 19, 2020

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April 7, 2020, 6:32 PM

Time for smokers to butt out is now, or risk ventilator shortage: researcher

Dr. Kelley Lee of SFU says by quitting, smokers can play an important role in preventing further stress on the healthcare system, but governments need to do more to wean people off cigarettes and vaporizers More...
April 7, 2020, 3:29 PM

B.C. confirms 25 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 1291

There have been 4 new deaths. More...
April 7, 2020, 1:59 PM

Corridor communities unite in asking visitors to stay away

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