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Electric vehicles and you: Lower fuel costs, higher up-front price and taxes?

Electric vehicles and you: Lower fuel costs, higher up-front price and taxes?

EVs are mandated to make up 100 per cent of new car sales by 2035—what could that look like?
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B.C. premier apologizes after social media mistake on Holocaust Remembrance Day

B.C. premier apologizes after social media mistake on Holocaust Remembrance Day

VICTORIA — British Columbia's premier has apologized after he says a member of his staff posted an incorrect message in social media posts linking to his statement marking Holocaust Remembrance Day on Saturday.
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On-mountain skier deaths at Whistler prompt safety reminder

On-mountain skier deaths at Whistler prompt safety reminder

Stay safe, be prepared: Natural hazards persist on both Whistler and Blackcomb
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Squamish needs a place for those exiting transitional housing: Helping Hands

Squamish needs a place for those exiting transitional housing: Helping Hands

Society also outlined the necessity for low-income seniors' housing and additional hours for the overdose prevention site.
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'Keen connection': Franklin expedition divers say 2023 season highly productive

'Keen connection': Franklin expedition divers say 2023 season highly productive

If it's possible to look through the eyes of the past, Jonathan Moore has done it.
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John Ducker: How to stay safe near downed power lines

John Ducker: How to stay safe near downed power lines

If you’re driving in a storm and power lines fall on or near your vehicle, stay put and call for help
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Trevor Hancock: The fossil-fuel industry is the new tobacco

Trevor Hancock: The fossil-fuel industry is the new tobacco

Not only does it disregard the wellbeing of people and the planet in its pursuit of profit, it uses many of the same tactics — even consultants — as the tobacco industry
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Military vet was first woman to carry ceremonial mace out of legislature

Military vet was first woman to carry ceremonial mace out of legislature

Donna Masse held the mace, which weighs five kilograms and is plated with 24-carat gold, as she led the speaker’s procession from the chamber
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Reclaiming our kids from the screens

Reclaiming our kids from the screens

Every parent needs to decide what is too much, based on the age of their kids and what behaviour they notice in their children. 
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District of Squamish grants noise exemption for FortisBC pipeline

District of Squamish grants noise exemption for FortisBC pipeline

Tunnelling work for Eagle Mountain – Woodfibre Gas pipeline can occur 24-hours per day, with conditions; FortisBC expects 24-hour work to continue until 2026.
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