Canadian cannabis use is soaring, says U.N.’s World Drug Report

B.C. has highest rate of cannabis consumption among the provinces Canadian cannabis use among those who are at least 15

Running helps local overcome anxiety

Eileen Craig recently completed second sanctioned 50-km run Eileen Craig's journey into becoming a long-distance runner

The provincial government is in the process of setting aside a large land preserve adjacent to the recently established Nlhaxten/Cerise Creek

Review to take place between August and October The B.C. government said public health officials will start reviewing

Waste to be incinerated in Burnaby A ship carrying an infamous load of Canadian trash that had been rotting in the

Also in Arts News: Tea & Tales is back; painting workshops are set for Art on the Lake; Big Sky to host movie night

Race to help mark major milestone The Whistler Off-Road Cycling Association (WORCA) is doing a deep dive into its

Working at the Whistler Museum, we sometimes forget that not everyone has heard of the story of Rainbow Lodge and its owners Alex and Myrtle Philip.

Alexis Thind, 24, becomes pilot months after losing father to brain cancer Before her father's passing last summer,

Postdoctoral researcher Scott Hotaling thinks it must be the birds While most people associate worms with the

University commissions Squamish Nation carver to build traditional canoe for school's 50th anniversary On a cool March

Pilot project part of efforts to improve pedestrian safety in neighbourhood Not so fast, Function Junction drivers. The

Whistler What was Whistler Mountain originally called, named so by British naval surveyors in the 1860s?…

Council briefs: mobile home park development permit; revised place names; loan authorization for new truck Village of

Pemberton Canoe Association enjoys busy spring Several graduating Laoyam Eagles paddlers went out on top at the Concord