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B.C. Supreme Court orders WestJet not to mislead passengers about compensation

B.C. Supreme Court orders WestJet not to mislead passengers about compensation

Under Canada's air passenger rights legislation, airlines must provide meals and accommodation to travellers affected by flight delays and cancellations within their control.
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Rob Shaw: B.C. bracing for one of its weirdest, wildest budgets in history

Rob Shaw: B.C. bracing for one of its weirdest, wildest budgets in history

Finance Minister Brenda Bailey faces impossible choices as economic turmoil escalates and NDP scraps promises, protects core services, bets on contingencies
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West Vancouver senior nearly loses $57K in ‘Bee Keeper’ scam

West Vancouver senior nearly loses $57K in ‘Bee Keeper’ scam

It started with a false PayPal receipt, and got worse when scammers got access to her computer and bank accounts in a scam very similar to one featured in a recent movie
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Atmospheric river leads to record salmon returns in West Vancouver

Atmospheric river leads to record salmon returns in West Vancouver

Though the storm devestated human infrastructure, it provided a refresh for dry creeks and higher water levels
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'Slight change in the forecast': Showers, clouds returning to Metro Vancouver

'Slight change in the forecast': Showers, clouds returning to Metro Vancouver

'It's basically what we see for this time of the year.'
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Britannia Mine Museum: See the new and old things on offer

Britannia Mine Museum: See the new and old things on offer

The Squamish Chief took a tour of the Britannia Mine Museum to see all the new and old things at the national historic site.
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B.C. boosts biosecurity with new isolation pods

B.C. boosts biosecurity with new isolation pods

Pods can be loaded onto ambulances, helicopters and airplanes to more safely shuttle infectious patients to and from B.C.’s Biocontainment Treatment Centre
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Powerful new film inspired by Woman, Life, Freedom movement

Powerful new film inspired by Woman, Life, Freedom movement

North Shore-based filmmaker Sepideh Yadegar’s One Must Wash Eyes will open GEMFest in Vancouver March 5
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Squamish Nation carver restores historical totem pole now at Seaspan in North Vancouver

Squamish Nation carver restores historical totem pole now at Seaspan in North Vancouver

Darren Yelton brought the 18-foot totem pole back to pristine condition, connecting it to its historical roots
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West Van purchases Horseshoe Bay's Boathouse restaurant for new art museum

West Van purchases Horseshoe Bay's Boathouse restaurant for new art museum

The 1981 building, which also formerly housed The Keg and the Lodge restaurants, sits on land that has been owned by the Sewell family since the 1930s
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