Two men have been convicted of murder in the 2022 shooting deaths of Meninder Dhaliwal and Satindera Gill in Whistler

Squamish Public Library is asking for $100,000 in 2027 for an electric cargo van to expand outreach and service its Brennan Park pickup lockers.

Winter tires are required on the Sea to Sky Highway from October 1 through March 31. Here is what drivers need to know about legal tires, tread depth and safer winter performance.

Squamish Community Christmas Care has opened applications for its 46th season of Christmas hampers, and is calling on residents, businesses

Environment Canada forecasts 50 to 70 millimetres of rain for Howe Sound from Monday evening through Tuesday afternoon.

District of Squamish staff are proposing $580,000 in 2027 spending for bylaw enforcement, support for a BC Housing temporary housing

Squamish council will consider a bylaw amendment on Tuesday, September 29, that would set the mayor’s annual salary at $125,000

Jeremy Valeriote will seek re-election in West Vancouver–Sea to Sky in the Oct. 24 provincial election, the BC Greens announced

Squamish alpinist and Buddhist practitioner Michael Schauch launched his new book Anattā: Heart of Wisdom at a fully booked community

Cameron Bell, a semi retired mining exploration geologist who lives in Furry Creek, is running for SLRD Area D director

Conservation officers issued 32 tickets worth $36,800 in the Squamish area during summer weekend patrols, the most of any area identified by the service.

Council voted 5–2 to reject a proposed 10-year arrangement that would have provided at least $142 million in payments and municipal property taxes.

The Sea to Sky Regional Transit Committee has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Province of British Columbia to

Premier David Eby announced Friday that the province will pause the planned expansion of the Provincial Sales Tax to professional

People often ask why I care so much about Squamish. Some of it is my job, since I help families

The second annual Walk n Roll will take place in downtown Squamish on Saturday, September 19, celebrating people with disabilities and promoting accessibility and inclusion.

Legal proceedings Woodfibre LNG commenced against the District of Squamish in 2025 and 2026 would be dismissed by consent if

Paula de Jong, the current alternate director for SLRD Area D, has announced her candidacy for the director’s seat.

As Squamish approaches an important municipal election, we must consider not only the issues facing our community, but also the

PearlSpace is calling on municipal candidates across the Sea to Sky to commit to five actions addressing intimate partner violence

Squamish council candidate Janice DesJardins has released her election platform, calling for zero property tax increases, referendums on major capital

Mayoral candidate Sean Easton argues Squamish council should reject the proposed Woodfibre LNG agreement and seek a deal tied to lasting community benefits.

As another municipal election approaches, candidates are once again telling us what they’re going to do for Squamish. Several current

This November, Death Cafe Squamish celebrates 10 years of gathering together to talk about one of the most universal—and often

Squamish councillor Chris Pettingill will seek a third council term in the October 17 election and says he will again run without accepting donations.