Amazon, workers ordered by B.C.'s labour board to reach deal via binding arbitration

VANCOUVER — British Columbia's Labour Relations Board has ruled in favour of using binding arbitration to settle a labour dispute between Amazon and unionized workers at its warehouse in Metro Vancouver after the e-commerce giant fought the idea.

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Police in Delta seek public's help locating missing man

Police began a missing person's investigation on Aug. 2 looking for 29-year-old Ryan Bains

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South African firm sues B.C.'s Native Shoes over 'bogus' grey market claims, lost cash

A Cape Town distributor alleges B.C.’s Native Shoes fabricated a contract breach to withhold US$441K after failing to ship hundreds of thousands of dollars in shoes

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Squamish submissions: From bike rides to art auctions, see what’s happening in our community

Residents can now contribute non-profit updates of 300 words or less to The Squamish Chief through a new digital submission platform.

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Video: SAR rescues hiker with knee injury from Stawamus Chief's third peak

Squamish Search and Rescue flew a three-person team to the third peak of the Stawamus Chief on Aug. 4 to help an injured hiker who couldn't walk down, and met an ambulance below.

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Update: Green Party leader Emily Lowan makes surprise appearance at loggers sports festival

B.C. Greens leader Emily Lowan and MLA Jeremy Valeriote joined the local fray Friday night, competing in the Squamish Days Bed Races.

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Wildfires across B.C. contribute to hazy skies in Squamish

While Squamish has luckily avoided major wildfires so far this season, smoke from fires in Pemberton, Vernon, and Boston Bar is impacting local air quality.

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Ottawa moves to list Alberta-backed West Coast pipeline as national interest project

OTTAWA — The federal government is advancing the process to designate a proposed oil pipeline to the West Coast as a "national interest" project.

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Many Canadians don't know federal travel advisories can void their insurance: survey

OTTAWA — Most Canadian travellers don't understand that Ottawa's travel alerts can void their travel insurance and don't know how embassies can help them while abroad, says a new survey commissioned by the foreign service.

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Gene-edited beagles may offer a future option for people with dog allergies

NEW YORK (AP) — Matt Walker couldn’t pet a dog without sneezing — until he and other scientists used a gene editing technique to produce a hypoallergenic beagle named Bailey.

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North Vancouver paddler completes gruelling race from Washington to Alaska

Martin Rother completed the 1,207-kilometre unsupported ocean race in 18 days.

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James Curnock deemed inaugural Crabapple Hits World Championship victor

The brand-new event featured riders judging each other on the famous Whistler jump track

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Editorial: Authorities emphasize prevention following downtown Squamish gas leak

While the District of Squamish did not incur extra costs from a recent gas leak, FortisBC warns that those responsible for utility damage will be billed for repairs.

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Opinion: The Squamish Chief launches reader survey to guide election coverage

To better serve the community, The Squamish Chief is inviting readers to participate in a survey that will shape the focus of our upcoming election reporting.

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Purple martins return to nest boxes in Squamish Estuary

Nature Squamish has released video footage showing baby purple martins being fed in the Squamish Estuary, highlighting the success of local conservation efforts.

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More WestJet flights are cancelled at YVR following the strike. Here's what to know

As the airline resumes operations, WestJet says it may take several days to restore its network.

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Mario Canseco: Sim leads Vancouver mayoral race, but field remains wide open, poll says

More than one-quarter of likely voters remain undecided as housing, turnout and campaign resources emerge as key factors ahead of the municipal election

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Why you smell worse after a long car ride and how to fix it

Staying fresh on a road trip requires more than just a morning shower.

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Opinion: My grandfather kept his rejected degree for 50 years. Decades later, Canada still deskills immigrants

As Canada continues to welcome newcomers, we should remember that behind every immigration policy are people whose knowledge, experiences and contributions deserve to be recognized.

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7 things to do at home before you head out on vacation

A few simple steps, such as unplugging electronics and clearing out the fridge, can make your return from vacation much more pleasant.

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B.C. researchers use humanoid robot to study children's learning

Researchers at the University of Northern British Columbia are moving beyond the lab to observe how children interact with social robots in everyday settings.

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Seniors who stay in their homes aren't just happier. They help everyone

Fully subsidizing supports saves money, reduces pressure on hospitals and improves quality of life.

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Dawid Godziek locks up second Crankworx Whistler gold in three years

Johanna Nussbaumer prevails among women at rebranded Rhapsody Slopestyle event

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Why do mosquito bites itch? The science and how to stop it

While most mosquito bites are harmless, the biological response they trigger can lead to significant discomfort and potential skin infections.

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Photos capture the final day of the Squamish Days Loggers Sports Festival

A gallery of images from Sunday's events showcases the spirit and skill on display at the annual Squamish Days Loggers Sports Festival.

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Can licence plates and sexy T-shirt slogans save bc parks?

Competing interests and a record deficit jeopardize BC Parks funding

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Megan Pretorius named 2026 Stevie Smith Memorial Award recipient

The reigning Canadian downhill champion took gold in the OG Canadian Open DH and dual slalom

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Nurse recognized for saving life of friend who collapsed during workout in Saanich

Skye Maynard was doing a high-intensity workout that involved running around the block at a Saanich fitness centre when she went into cardiac arrest.

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Marking 180 years: The Oregon Treaty, DRIPA and the future of reconciliation

Those who effectively stole the lands in 1846 are now accusing those whose lands they took of threatening private property. Nothing could be further from the truth.

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WestJet flight attendants on strike as union, airline fail to come to terms

CALGARY — Travellers are starting to feel the effects after WestJet's 4,400 flight attendants went on strike early Sunday morning.

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