Sea to Sky Highway Reopens After Landslide in Lions Bay

Emergency crews continue search efforts for potential victims after a landslide displaced a home and blocked the highway.

The Sea to Sky Highway, connecting Vancouver and Whistler, reopened early Sunday after being closed due to a Saturday landslide near Lions Bay.
The landslide, triggered by a windstorm with gusts up to 100 km/h, displaced a home, knocked down power lines, and blocked the highway with debris and trees.
Search-and-rescue crews, including canine units, are investigating whether anyone was inside the home swept off its foundation.
Emergency shelters were opened in North Vancouver and Whistler for travelers stranded by the highway closure.
No injuries have been reported so far, but emergency officials continue to monitor the area for safety and provide updates.