One Dead, Another Missing After Landslide Hits B.C. Home

The Sea to Sky Highway has reopened following a landslide that displaced a home and caused widespread damage in Lions Bay, British Columbia.

Emergency crews have recovered the body of one person from a home displaced by the landslide, while the search continues for a second unaccounted-for individual.
The landslide, triggered by a powerful windstorm, forced the closure of the Sea to Sky Highway (Highway 99) on Saturday but the road has since reopened in both directions.
The affected home in Lions Bay was swept off its foundation, prompting search efforts involving drones, canine units, and heavy urban search and rescue teams.
The windstorm that preceded the landslide caused gusts of up to 115 km/h, leaving over 320,000 BC Hydro customers without power and resulting in at least one fatality from a fallen tree in Surrey.
Authorities have evacuated nearby residents and continue to monitor the area for safety as search and rescue operations remain ongoing.