The snow and treacherous road conditions have forced several school districts in the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley to close on Monday along with university campuses, such as University of B.C., the ...

If one off-road triathlon ... Sea to Sky Corridor, and Squamish specifically, is that it draws attention to the local race. "It highlights our race more in British Columbia," she said.

Enduro racers can choose between a black five-stage course and a blue three-stage course that will include adaptive mountain ...

Triathlon BC has unveiled the BC X Tri Series, a novel off-road triathlon competition. According to a press release, this four-event sequence brings together British Columbia’s most ... On June 7, ...

Doug Richardson said a plan by developer Icona Properties to build townhomes, low-rise apartments and single-family residences on a 150-acre property it owns at the corner of 1st Avenue and Sunnyside ...

The Sea to Sky Gondola is an exhilarating ride, 885 meters above Squamish ... British Columbia. I hope this guide gives you inspiration for your BC adventure! And now that you know exactly what to do, ...

If one off-road triathlon is fun ... The advantage for the Sea to Sky Corridor, and Squamish specifically, is that it draws attention to the local race. "It highlights our race more in British ...

By the time the project is completed in about 25 years, its 2,587 new homes will accommodate up to 5,500 residents across from the Inlet Station SkyTrain station the developer has stated will ...

With exceptionally flat water and smooth, consistent wind, Squamish, British Columbia offers some of the best kitesurfing in ...

In X̱wemelch'stn — also called Capilano Reserve — finishing touches are coming along on a project to further the Squamish Nation's sports culture. With the Lions Gate Bridge in the distance ...

The University of British Columbia cancelled in-person learning ... Lonsdale and the Sunshine Coast. Its Squamish campus remains open. Due to anticipated weather conditions, UBC is cancelling ...

A new, long-term study of youth who have experienced incarceration in British Columbia has found that those who have spent more time in custody showed a decrease in reoffending following release from ...