The Squamish Sikh Society is bringing back its annual Squamish Sikh Parade (Nagar Kirtan) this Saturday, June 20, after last

Squamish Council will consider final adoption of a rezoning bylaw at its June 16 council meeting for 26 new townhomes

A grassroots collective is asking Sea-to-Sky residents to help bring a regional food book to print — with a community

Every Tuesday morning, the doors of St. John the Divine Anglican Church open to a stream of parents, grandparents, nannies,

The District of Squamish has ruled out 37956 Loggers Lane (X̱wún̓eḵw Park) as a location for temporary transitional housing under

A local resident is frustrated at the lack of Wi-Fi at Brennan Park and says the district should be more

Britannia Mine Museum is rolling out a summer season of events and new attractions, including returning drag performances, Canada Day

Editor’s Note: Support the Squamish Reporter with a small subscription The Downtown Squamish Business Improvement Association recently completed its first

Pickleball Squamish is offering up to $4,000 toward a courtside Automated External Defibrillator (AED) at Brennan Park, but a staff

A Vancouver architecture firm has taken home two international honours for its Squamish waterfront project. Stephane Laroye Architect (SLA) won both

More than 600 BMX riders from Canada and the United States will descend on Squamish this weekend for the Sea

Bus riders in Squamish will travel free on weekends and holidays this summer as BC Transit and the District of

Squamish and North Vancouver recorded the highest number of hiking and climbing deaths in B.C. between 2016 and 2025, according

What happens after we die? How do different faiths and cultures guide their communities through loss, burial and grief? These

A former Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer from Bowen Island is facing 13 criminal charges following a national security investigation,

As Canada prepares to welcome the FIFA World Cup in 2026, two Squamish locals are bringing that excitement to the

The District of Squamish is moving ahead with updates to two of its bylaw enforcement tools to fix inconsistencies that

The Squamish RCMP recovered the remains of the two individuals reported missing after falling from a paddleboard on Browning Lake.

Editor’s Note: Support the Squamish Reporter with a small subscription Squamish District Councillor Lauren Greenlaw is calling on the province

A Squamish cabinetmaking apprentice walked away from this year’s Skills Canada National Competition with both a prestigious regional award and

A ribbon-cutting ceremony June 1 marked the completion of $12.8 million in upgrades to the Squamish Wastewater Treatment Plant. The

Three water emergencies in the Sea-to-Sky corridor over four days — including two people who have not been found —

Health researchers have confirmed that mosquitoes carrying California serogroup virus, which sometimes causes brain swelling, are present in the Sea-to-Sky

A mixed-use development that would bring a new hotel, hundreds of homes, and ground-floor retail to downtown Squamish is going

For years, aesthetic medicine often approached facial aging through a relatively straightforward lens: restore volume where volume had been lost.