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Also, despite progress in containing the Dryden Creek blaze, evacuation orders remain in place for two properties due to slope instability caused by the fire.

With planes flying overhead battling wildfires and smoke lingering in the air, you might expect business to slow down—but not at Daniel's Fruit Stand, where customers keep coming for their favourite local fruits.

In the latest redevelopment of Britannia Village, a new general store has opened, offering not only groceries but also liquor, coffee, and fresh, handmade pizza.

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As British Columbia's summer season ramps up, Minister of Tourism Spencer Chandra Herbert shared insights from his recent tour of the Sea to Sky Corridor, highlighting both opportunities and challenges facing the region.

Const. Mark McMahon says he wasn’t sure he’d make it home that night—but his brave actions during a tense arrest have now earned him one of B.C.’s top policing honours.

Elly Hoskin reflects on becoming the first non-British, non-French woman to win an Enduro World Cup

Saturday, June 14, Squamish grads celebrate prom 2025 at Capilano University.

Two homes have been ordered evacuated due to dangerous slope instability caused by the aftermath of the Dryden Creek wildfire. Officials stress that the risk is not from active flames, but from falling trees and debris.

Despite aerial and ground searches by local rescue teams, neither the vehicle nor one of its occupants has been found since it entered the swift-flowing waters of the Squamish River on June 14.