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Local leaders weigh in on booking proposal for Joffre Lakes Provincial Park

Local leaders weigh in on booking proposal for Joffre Lakes Provincial Park

Village of Pemberton to put forward resolution at upcoming meeting of B.C. municipalities
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French immersion numbers in the Sea to Sky are up

French immersion numbers in the Sea to Sky are up

Canadian Parents for French BC & Yukon dit que il y a plus d'élèves inscrit en la cours
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Conservation app puts wildlife protection in public's hands

Conservation app puts wildlife protection in public's hands

Smartphone sees 500 infractions filed to Conservation Officer Service
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No easy prescription for overreliance on online medical advice

No easy prescription for overreliance on online medical advice

For decades, British Columbia has been a popular destination for Canadian retirees.
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Pemberton group raises concern over adventure race through grizzly feeding area

Pemberton group raises concern over adventure race through grizzly feeding area

"Human presence — as scientists will tell you — displaces bears from their food source"
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Lillooet renews calls for passenger rail service

Lillooet renews calls for passenger rail service

With Greyhound's departure looming, district requests provincial study for rail line between North Van and Prince George
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B.C. suit against drug firms ‘a step in right direction,’ says mother

B.C. suit against drug firms ‘a step in right direction,’ says mother

An Oak Bay mother says if B.C. can sue drug companies to recoup the health-care costs of the opioid crisis, it can find answers and legislate change following her son’s opioid overdose death.
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Sea to Sky MP to serve Minister of Foreign Affairs

Sea to Sky MP to serve Minister of Foreign Affairs

Pamela Goldsmith-Jones is moving back to foreign affairs. Jones, MP for West Vancouver—Sunshine Coast—Sea to Sky Country, was previously parliamentary secretary to the Minister of International Trade Diversification.
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Police briefs

Police briefs

Not quite a cougar...Break and enter...Lamborghini crashes...and more
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Federal fisheries and oceans minister confident pipeline will be built

Federal fisheries and oceans minister confident pipeline will be built

North Vancouver MP Jonathan Wilkinson says, “The work the court was looking for has already been done.”
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