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Province to study North Shore-Vancouver rapid transit line

Province to study North Shore-Vancouver rapid transit line

Think of it. The North Shore to downtown in a matter of minutes. Express service. No traffic. The province is set to begin the first-ever study into the feasibility of a rapid transit line connecting the North Shore and downtown Vancouver.
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Woodfibre LNG developer buying private Calgary-based natural gas producer

Woodfibre LNG developer buying private Calgary-based natural gas producer

Project not dependent on this deal says Woodfibre LNG spokesperson
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'Substantial' landslide on Joffre Peak

'Substantial' landslide on Joffre Peak

Squamish-Lillooet Regional District says no one hurt
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Two people in critical condition following collision

Two people in critical condition following collision

A motorcycle and another vehicle crashed into each other in Furry Creek, south of Squamish
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Fire engulfs Britannia Beach home on Mother's Day

Fire engulfs Britannia Beach home on Mother's Day

Online fund started for homeowners who are a beloved film industry couple
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No voting SORCA member for Smoke Bluffs Committee

No voting SORCA member for Smoke Bluffs Committee

The committee asked council to add a voting member of SORCA
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SCHOOL DISTRICT BRIEFS: Bus transportation approved for First Nation members in Sea to Sky

SCHOOL DISTRICT BRIEFS: Bus transportation approved for First Nation members in Sea to Sky

School district 48 is in an agreement with every local First Nation — the N'Quatqua, Lil'wat and Squamish Nation — to provide transportation for students and some staff to school and back, Susan Leslie told the school board on May 8.
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SCHOOL DISTRICT BRIEF: Bridging the French and English divide

SCHOOL DISTRICT BRIEF: Bridging the French and English divide

Deciding whether or not to put your child into French immersion can mean more than students learning another language.
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SCHOOL DISTRICT BRIEF: Vaccinations required?

SCHOOL DISTRICT BRIEF: Vaccinations required?

Previously, Sea to Sky school district policy, like many across B.C., said it would prefer parents to provide vaccination records if available.
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SCHOOL DISTRICT BRIEF: Deferred registration and Kindergarten revisited

SCHOOL DISTRICT BRIEF: Deferred registration and Kindergarten revisited

The May 8 school district policy meeting revisited what has become a much-discussed topic: the placement of students who defer registration in the Sea to Sky.
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