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An early morning fire has destroyed one home and damaged another on the Wiwk’em ( Waiwakum) Reserve, in Brackendale. No one was injured as a result of the fire. The blaze, at the end of Axen Road, erupted just before 3:45 a.m., Nov.

99 North is back in business in a new location at Squamish Station mall a little over a year after being forced to close

Police are encouraging people with medical exemptions to the province’s mask mandate to carry a doctor’s note, but a disability advocate says no one should be asked to prove that they are disabled. B.C.

'I think our system is as good as it is adaptable': RCMP officer

If you're planning to go shopping or head to an indoor public space, remember to bring a mask or you could be fined under the new provincial health order (PHO). B.C.

Reducing community transmission, proactively pool-testing students and gathering more detailed information about school exposures would be the best ways to prevent large COVID outbreaks in schools, according to a pair of SFU researchers who also happ

B.C. Ferries saw a significant drop in vehicle and passenger traffic during the first weekend after B.C. announced tighter travel restrictions.

Squamish natural hazards survey launches; workshop on Dec. 3

Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) Chief Dominic Charlie (Tsee-Qawl-tuhn) was born or baptized on Dec. 25, 1885. He was the son of Jericho Charlie, the namesake of Jericho Beach in Vancouver.

Things aren't quite as bad as we thought, with species and climate change — but they are still bad: new study