Atmospheric River

• Golden Ears Park remains closed nearly 2 months after powerful storm

  The atmospheric river that struck B.C.'s South Coast in mid-October claimed four lives and led to extensive damage, including in Golden Ears Park.

  Environment

  Dec 11
  
• Canada’s top weather stories of 2024: Environment Canada

  Environment and Climate Change Canada has released its list of the top 10 most impactful weather events of 2024.

  Environment

  Dec 10
  
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• B.C. opens disaster assistance for victims of Lower Mainland flooding

  Financial supports will be available to affected people in Port Coquitlam, Coquitlam, North Vancouver, West Vancouver and the Squamish First Nation.

  Fire

  Nov 25
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• Damage from atmospheric river closes popular B.C. park ‘until further notice’

  Alouette Parks shared photos and a video of the damage, showing broken roads, collapsed banks and widespread debris in the popular park.

  Weather

  Oct 31
• Body of man who went missing during B.C.’s atmospheric river believed to have been found

  The body of 59-year-old Robert Belding, who went missing during last weekend's atmospheric river is believed to have been found on Friday.

  Canada

  Oct 25
• ‘It’s just terrible not knowing’: Family of missing B.C. man not giving up hope

  Jessica said her dad and uncle were at a friend's place, helping clean up a flooded basement, when her dad went to take the dog out for a washroom break. 

  Canada

  Oct 24
• Search continues for man feared swept away in Coquitlam River during B.C. storm

  The efforts came as other parts of the Lower Mainland continued to clean up after an atmospheric river dumped hundreds of millimetres of rain on the region.

  Weather

  Oct 23
• More rain forecast for B.C.’s South Coast this weekend

  Anywhere from 30 to 70 millimetres of rain is possible across the Lower Mainland by the end of Sunday, with the North Shore mountains receiving the majority once again.

  Weather

  Oct 23
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• Massive cleanup underway after B.C. community cut off by atmospheric river

  Quarry Road resident Sharon Phillips, whose family has lived in her home since 1960, said the power went out on Saturday at 11 a.m. and they have been sheltering in place since.

  Weather

  Oct 22
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• Clean-up crews hit the ground as North Vancouver digs out from destructive storm

  The season's first atmospheric river dumped an estimated 340 millimetres of rain on the community over the course of three days, overwhelming creeks and damaging homes.

  Environment

  Oct 22