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Concerns about landslide risks were reignited in December after a mudslide swept through a home in Lions Bay along the Sea to Sky Highway, killing two people.

Concerns about landslides were reignited last month after a mudslide swept through a home in Lions Bay, killing two people.

One expert said he thought it was unusual for police to investigate the cause of the Lions Bay landslide or debris flow.

Heavy rain caused a series of floods, debris flows and mudslides that hit communities in the Lower Mainland and on Vancouver Island.

From it's starting point, the slide grew in leaps and bounds as it gathered up rocks, mug, trees and other debris

Just below the reservoir is the highest point of a debris flow that swept away a house, killing two longtime Lions Bay residents, on Dec. 14