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New Howe Sound glass sponge reefs identified

New Howe Sound glass sponge reefs identified

One of five new reefs close to Langdale ferry terminal
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Cliff jumper dies in North Vancouver canyon

Cliff jumper dies in North Vancouver canyon

Rescue crews recover body in Lynn Canyon Sunday afternoon
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Squamish Nation asks members for comment on Woodfibre LNG

Squamish Nation asks members for comment on Woodfibre LNG

Survey for members open until Aug. 31
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Squamish Nation appoints new director of finance

Squamish Nation appoints new director of finance

The Squamish Nation has appointed a former BC Cancer executive as its new director of finance. The Nation announced on Aug. 20 that Denis Murphy, a chartered accountant with 15 years of experience, has taken up the post.
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Mech pilot training program stomps fundraising goal in less than 24 hours

Mech pilot training program stomps fundraising goal in less than 24 hours

Prosthesis and the team behind it train in Squamish
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Flu, COVID-19 circulating at the same time will be a ‘public health concern,’ says doctor

Flu, COVID-19 circulating at the same time will be a ‘public health concern,’ says doctor

Flu shot is ‘more important than ever’ amid COVID-19 pandemic
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B.C. sets a record for cannabis sales during pandemic

B.C. sets a record for cannabis sales during pandemic

British Columbians have never bought so much legal weed.
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Prehistoric fish makes rare showing in San Juan River

Prehistoric fish makes rare showing in San Juan River

Green sturgeon have made a rare appearance in the San Juan River near Port Renfrew.
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New COVID-19 testing centre opens in North Vancouver

New COVID-19 testing centre opens in North Vancouver

A new COVID-19 assessment centre has officially opened on the North Shore.
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RCMP remind swimmers to stay safe on B.C. waters

RCMP remind swimmers to stay safe on B.C. waters

BC RCMP says it’s seen a rise in drownings in recent months, some of which may be due to people’s unfamiliarity with the province’s waters in backcountry areas.
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