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Coronavirus: Risk to Canadians still "low"

Coronavirus: Risk to Canadians still "low"

The risk to Canadians from coronavirus “continues to be low,” according to Canada’s Chief Public Health Officer, Dr. Theresa Tam.
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Bobcat spotted outside West Vancouver home

Bobcat spotted outside West Vancouver home

West Vancouver resident Venus Yau got a big surprise when she witnessed what she described as a “big, fat cat” slink into her backyard Friday morning. “I just moved to Vancouver from Hong Kong one year ago.
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Dog rescued after falling down embankment on West Vancouver trail

Dog rescued after falling down embankment on West Vancouver trail

Houston, we have a problem. That was the reaction from a pair of dog owners after their one-year-old golden Labrador named Houston got caught between a rock, a creek and a hard place Saturday morning.
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Squamish Nation councillor appointed to SFU Board of Governors

Squamish Nation councillor appointed to SFU Board of Governors

Syeta'xtn (Chris Lewis) became chair on Jan. 15
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Squamish Valley Agricultural Plan ready for public feedback

Squamish Valley Agricultural Plan ready for public feedback

Community open house will be on Feb. 20
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Here are the top places that viruses are found in a major airport: report

Here are the top places that viruses are found in a major airport: report

Three more people have tested positive for the coronavirus in the Vancouver Coastal Health region this week, bringing the provincial total to four.
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More ride-hailing companies approved for Squamish

More ride-hailing companies approved for Squamish

Meanwhile delays in Lyft coming to town
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Lack of accessible transportation on Sea to Sky a 'significant disappointment,' non-profit says

Lack of accessible transportation on Sea to Sky a 'significant disappointment,' non-profit says

Whistler council endorses proposal for new accessibility policy
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Bill aims to ease return of renters’ deposit money

Bill aims to ease return of renters’ deposit money

Renters whose landlords refuse to return damage deposits without a reason will soon have an easier process to get their money back, but some renters say it won’t help.
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The Squamish giants among us

The Squamish giants among us

Seeing the forest for the 850-year-old cedar tree at Cheakamus Centre
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