Overdue plane found in Sea to Sky, occupants seriously injured
July 21, 2026Sea to Sky
Sea to Sky RCMP received notification of an overdue private airplane that had departed from Squamish Airport and failed to
Housing deal to help affordability in Squamish
July 21, 2026Squamish
Housing Squamish and Polygon Homes have developed a creative proposal for Housing Squamish to purchase eight new townhomes from Polygon,
The community built the trails
July 21, 2026Squamish
We never built these trails to make money. We built them because we believed everyone should have access to great
Brennan Park Recreation Centre completes $21-million retrofit: officials
July 21, 2026Squamish
Brennan Park Recreation Centre has completed the first phase of a green and accessibility retrofit, officials announced last week. Patrick
Sean Easton announces bid for Squamish Mayor
July 21, 2026Squamish
Local resident Sean Easton has announced his election bid for Squamish Mayor. Sean, a Squamish resident since 2011, says he
Heat warning issued for Squamish
July 20, 2026Squamish
Environment Canada has issued a yellow heat warning for Squamish, with daytime highs expected to reach 31 C this week
Housing Squamish could acquire eight Garibaldi Springs townhomes under new proposal
July 20, 2026Squamish
Housing Squamish could take ownership of eight affordable townhomes at the Garibaldi Springs development under a proposal going to District of Squamish
Meet the volunteers who make Squamish Days Loggers Sports happen
July 17, 2026Life
Editor’s Note: Support the Squamish Reporter with a small subscription In the midst of the axe throwing, tree climbing, sawing,
Woodfibre LNG awards 83 grants to 76 Sea to Sky organizations
July 17, 2026Sea to Sky
Woodfibre LNG has announced the recipients of its 2026 Community Partnership Program, distributing 83 grants to 76 non-profit and charitable
Former mayor Corinne Lonsdale says Squamish council ‘totally disconnected’ from public
July 17, 2026Squamish
Former Squamish mayor Corinne Lonsdale says council has become “totally disconnected” from the public, and she blames the shift to
BC man gets $1700 in tickets for dangerous motorcycle driving
July 16, 2026Squamish
A BC man is facing more than $1,700 in fines after his motorcycle was caught on video weaving dangerously through
CNIB Mobile Hub coming to Squamish library July 30
July 15, 2026Squamish
Squamish residents will have a chance to connect with the Canadian National Institute for the Blind later this month when
“Shocking speed”: Motorcycle impounded after rider clocks 177 km/h on Sea to Sky Highway
July 15, 2026Squamish
Exactly seven days after a motorcycle crash cost a driver her life and caused massive delays on the Sea-to-Sky Highway,
Squamish staff brief council on affordable housing policy progress as just 99 of 341 units filled
July 14, 2026Squamish
Only 99 of the 341 affordable housing units approved under Squamish’s Perpetually Affordable Housing Policy are currently occupied, a gap
Squamish report recommends against council committee for Brennan Park plans
July 13, 2026Squamish
District of Squamish staff are recommending against forming a Select Committee of Council to oversee the future of Brennan Park
New CT Scanner now serving Sea to Sky residents
July 13, 2026Squamish
Residents across the Sea-to-Sky corridor now have improved access to advanced medical imaging with the installation of a new CT
North Yards rental building with 163 units heads to Squamish Council
July 13, 2026Squamish
The District of Squamish council will consider a development permit this week that would pave the way for a six
Province says its committed to keeping Squamish to 100 Mile rail corridor public
July 13, 2026Squamish
The provincial government says it intends to keep the historic rail corridor between Squamish and 100 Mile House under public
Council to weigh parking, amenities in scaled down Tantalus Road proposal
July 10, 2026Squamish
A proposal to reduce parking requirements is one of the key issues the District of Squamish Council will weigh in
Council to consider 249 unit rental development for Oceanfront
July 10, 2026Squamish
The District of Squamish Council is set to consider a major new development for the Oceanfront Peninsula that would bring
Squamish Water Taxi owner proposes emergency marine service for Highway 99 closures
July 9, 2026Squamish
Jeremy Allen has been stranded on Highway 99 before. He estimates it has happened three or four times over the
The Big Weekend returns to Squamish with art, music and murals
July 9, 2026Squamish
Downtown Squamish will soon transform for a full weekend of art, music and community activity as The Big Weekend returns
Squamish local to bikepack from Jasper for hospice fundraiser
July 8, 2026Life
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District of Squamish issues parking lot closure notice ahead of Cleveland Avenue demolition
July 8, 2026Squamish
The District of Squamish announced the closure of a Downtown parking lot ahead of upcoming demolition work. According to the
Squamish Council to consider trading office space for rental units at Hunter Place
July 7, 2026Squamish
District of Squamish council is considering a rezoning bid at it’s July 7 council meeting that would let developers swap

























