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Sea To Sky
Stay informed about what matters most in the Sea to Sky Corridor. From Highway 99 crashes and road closures to local news in Squamish and Whistler, Stay Safe Vancouver brings you verified updates on traffic safety, community issues, and breaking news between Vancouver and Pemberton. Whether you're commuting to work, planning a weekend trip to Whistler, or living in Squamish, our coverage connects you to Sea to Sky Highway conditions, RCMP advisories, wildlife warnings, municipal decisions, and emergency alerts that affect your daily life in this mountain corridor.
Sea To Sky News
Squamish Scientists Turn Captured Carbon Emissions Into Fuel Pellets
A Canadian clean-energy company based in Squamish, British Columbia, is developing technology that captures carbon dioxide directly from the air and converts it into usable fuel, offering an alternative approach to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The company, Carbon Engineering, is working on what is known as direct air capture, a process designed to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere rather than targeting emissions at a single source such as a power plant. The tech
Squamish Jewish Community Honours Bondi Victims
The Jewish community in Squamish is responding to the tragic shooting at Bondi Beach, Sydney, Australia, on Dec. 14, where 15 people were killed during Hanukkah celebrations. Two gunmen opened fire on families celebrating the first night of Hanukkah at one of Sydney's most popular beaches, killing 15 people and wounding more than 40 others. The attack has left Jewish communities worldwide shaken, and locally, the Sea to Sky region is coming together to remember the victims an
District of Squamish Blocks Masha Kleiner Talk at Municipal Venue
The Squamish Historical Society (SHS) has postponed its planned speaker series event featuring Masha Kleiner, a controversial citizen journalist, after the District of Squamish declined to host the talk at a municipal venue. The decision highlights tensions around public discussions of history, Indigenous rights, and community safety. Why This Speaker Raised Concerns The District of Squamish has blocked a planned talk by Masha Kleiner, a controversial citizen journalist, forc
North Shore Rescue Saves Lost Hiker in Suicide Gully
A 69-year-old hiker was rescued from Mount Seymour's Suicide Gully after getting lost while returning from Brockton Point. North Shore Rescue says the man was lucky to make it out safely. Why Heading Downhill Can Turn Deadly The hiker lost the trail and decided to head downhill, a move that can be fatal on the North Shore Mountains. Suicide Gully is steep and treacherous, with cliffs, drainages, and waterfalls. North Shore Rescue warns that what looks like an easy route often
Person in Critical Condition After Crash on Sea to Sky Highway
A serious collision involving a bus and a car on the Sea to Sky Highway left one person in critical condition on January 7. The crash occurred between Squamish and Whistler near Conroy Forest Service Road, temporarily closing Highway 99 in both directions. How Emergency Crews Responded B.C. Emergency Health Services sent three ambulances with primary care paramedics, an advanced care paramedic unit, and a paramedic supervisor. One patient was transported by ground ambulance a
How to drive safely on the Sea to Sky Highway in snow, sleet, and freezing rain
Winter on the Sea to Sky Highway can turn routine drives into dangerous journeys. Snow, sleet, and freezing rain each create unique hazards, from reduced visibility to slippery surfaces, that drivers must navigate carefully. Knowing how each type of frozen precipitation affects your vehicle is key to staying safe while travelling between Vancouver, Squamish, and Whistler this winter. What Snow Does to Your Control and Vision Even light snowfall along the Sea to Sky can reduce
Sea to Sky School Board Calls for Public Transit Between Squamish and Whistler
Squamish families are paying too much and taking on too much risk to get their kids to Whistler. With no year-round public transit along Highway 99, students often rely on carpools, private cars, or expensive ride-shares for school programmes, sports, or weekend activities. The Sea to Sky School Board is calling on the province to create a public transit route to make travel safer, more affordable, and less stressful for local families. Why Students Are at Risk on Highway 99
Squamish Man to Rollerblade Around the World to Save the Bees
A Squamish-area adventurer is taking his passion for conservation to the next level. Zach Choboter, founder of the non-profit Blading For Bees, is planning a world-circumnavigating rollerblade expedition to highlight the urgent need for bee conservation and environmental sustainability. How a Local Athlete Turned Conservation Into Adventure Originally from the Sea-to-Sky region, Choboter has built a reputation for extreme endurance challenges. His nonprofit, Blading For Bees
BC Black Bear Killings Hit 15-Year Low
BC conservation officers killed just 211 black bears in 2025, down 65% from 2023's record high and the lowest total since records began in 2011. Wildlife experts credit abundant natural food and better attractant management for the historic drop. By Cindy PetersonPublished: January 24, 2026 British Columbia's Conservation Officer Service killed 211 black bears in 2025, marking the lowest annual total since predator statistics began being published online in 2011 and represent
Paraglider Makes Emergency Landing on Sea to Sky Highway Near Squamish
A paraglider was forced to make an emergency landing on the northbound shoulder of Highway 99 Sunday afternoon, causing traffic delays for Whistler-bound drivers near the Stawamus Chief. Drivers heading north to Whistler on the Sea to Sky Highway encountered an unusual obstacle Sunday afternoon when a paraglider made an emergency landing directly alongside the active northbound lanes near Squamish. The incident occurred just before 4:00 PM on January 18, approximately at the
What Is The Whistler QR Code Parking Scam?
A sophisticated Whistler QR code parking scam is currently targeting Day Lots and village parking areas. Scammers are using a tactic called 'quishing', which is a combination of "QR code" and "phishing." They place professional-looking stickers over official PayByPhone signs. In the Whistler QR code parking scam, these codes lead to a cloned version of the PayByPhone site. You think you are paying for your spot, but you are actually handing your credit card digits directly t
Why Are Sea to Sky Gas Prices Still Higher Than Vancouver?
Every few weeks, someone in Squamish posts a photo of a gas station sign and the comments fill up instantly. Vancouver is cheaper again. The frustration is so familiar it feels permanent north of Lions Bay. Across the corridor, residents say Sea to Sky gas prices have become a symbol of unfairness. How can towns that pay less in taxes still face higher pump prices? It is a question that has fueled anger for years and one that even the province’s own regulator has not fully an
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