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No more campfires for us, Squamish The District has announced that effective immediately (April 17), and until further notice, all campfires within Squamish are prohibited, even if under 50 centimetres in diameter, and even if a current permit exists

Social distancing wedding held in Squamish

Move follows Mayor Kennedy Stewart’s decision to take 10% cut in his $178,265 salary

But Bonnie Henry warns life will not be going back to the way it was and physical distancing remains key

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced the Volunteer Cancer Drivers Society to park its service, but it hasn’t hit the brakes on care for patients.

BC Hydro offering relief to commercial customers forced to close because of the coronavirus

New estimates show the fire is 203 hectares

Many patients in North Van and West Van have the option of seeing their doctors online

A month into the pandemic, the Greater Vancouver Food Bank says the number of people in need of some help is growing by the day. “A lot of people have lost their jobs. A lot of people are scared and concerned. They have bills to pay.

The union that represents many transit workers is calling TransLink’s warnings about cuts to transit operator staffing levels “reckless” and an “irresponsible move that would do more harm than good during the COVID-19 pandemic.