It’s no secret to locals and visitors alike that Squamish is a premier rock climbing destination, but a landmark new

Editors Note: Support the Squamish Reporter with a small subscription Five years into its short-term rental (STR) regulatory program, the

Squamish residents have until May 1 to apply for grants of up to $500 aimed at bringing neighbours together, and

Residents say floodwater appeared at a Squamish mobile home park within hours of tree removal at a neighbouring BC Housing

Editors Note: Support the Squamish Reporter with a small subscription The District of Squamish approved 434 residential unit building permits

Editors Note: Support the Squamish Reporter with a small subscription A staff report going before tomorrow’s March 24 District of

A six-storey mixed-use building with 45 residential units and ground-floor commercial space is being proposed for 38140 Third Ave., with

A powerful multi-day atmospheric river is battering coastal British Columbia, with officials warning that rivers across the Howe Sound region

Jocelyn Pettit has been enthralled by traditional folk music since she was nine years old, when her parents began taking

Tourism Squamish has unveiled two programs to make the destination more accessible for visitors with hidden disabilities and neurodivergent experiences,

A week after receiving its liquefaction module, Woodfibre LNG announced it has reached 65 per cent completion, following the arrival

Six elected officials, three from the Squamish Nation and three from the District of Squamish, have been named to a

A black bear bluff-charged two trail users along the Squamish Estuary/Spit Road earlier this week, prompting a public advisory from

Elizabeth Grant and Julia Bresalier met on a rock face years before they ever talked about mental health. But when

The District of Squamish will vote on the terms of reference for the Squamish Land Back Task Force at tomorrow’s

During each kids class at Mountain Jiu Jitsu in Squamish, the high-energy classes take a three to five minute breather,

In the Sea to Sky, we talk often about honouring Indigenous voices and learning from elders. School districts, governments, and

When Dr. Ardra Cole founded ElderDog Canada over 16 years ago, she couldn’t have imagined how far reaching her mission

In 2018, Tom Leson had a stroke. In the months and years that followed, he found himself struggling with something

Woodfibre LNG reached a major milestone yesterday March 10, as the facility’s liquefaction module arrived by heavy cargo. This marks

By 3:30 p.m. on a Friday afternoon, the volunteers are already busy at Hilltop House. Tablecloths are spread, tableware set

A new documentary, Seeds of Hope, telling the story of Elder Gwen Harry (Chésa7) of the Kwakwaka’wakw and a Sḵwx̱wú7mesh

Forty Squamish residents will learn to weld, carve, and laser-cut their way to the main stage — then watch their

Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for the Sea to Sky corridor, warning residents to expect snow as

BC Transit in Squamish is launching an OnDemand transit service on March 30. It will bring the flexible, app-based bus