Friends and community members in Squamish have started a GoFundMe for local climber Vratislav “Vrato” Durech, who was seriously injured

Backcountry campers in Garibaldi Park, Joffre Lakes Park, Golden Ears Park, and Mount Assiniboine will pay an average of $13.62

Luz Tacos, a popular Squamish food truck, will serve its final tacos on Saturday, January 31st. In an announcement shared

A High Streamflow Advisory has been issued for the South Coast as a series of storms is expected to bring

The Squamish Chamber of Commerce is launching a free peer mentoring group for women entrepreneurs. Applications are still open for

Seniors trickle into the brightly lit room, where rows of tables are adorned with colourful tablecloths and paints.. A hum

Zach Choboter first moved to the Sea to Sky region in 2019 and quickly fell in love with the area’s

The District of Squamish is planning to rezone a property at 2163 Mamquam Rd to require a public park in

Homeowners on corner lots in Garibaldi Estates could soon operate coffee shops, offices or other small businesses from buildings on

Grace Church on 99 merged with Squamish Baptist Church, in “all but the paperwork.” Now both congregations meet at Squamish

British Columbians want slower speeds in their neighbourhoods, a new poll from Research Co. shows. The poll results show that

The Axemen Women’s Rugby Club is launching a five-week “Try Rugby” program for girls ages 13-18 at Howe Sound Secondary

This year’s multicultural day celebration will take place at Totem Hall on Saturday, Feb. 8. Participants of all ages are

The deadline for zine artists is fast approaching for this year’s Squamish Zine Fest. Applications must be in by Wednesday,

The federal government will provide $4.9 million to upgrade and retrofit Tantalus Manor, as part of its commitment to housing

The Squamish Sikh Society has donated $15,000 to the Squamish Hospital Foundation to support the hospital’s CT scan initiative and

FortisBC crews will begin construction activities northeast of Valleycliffe, including controlled blasting, drilling, and hammering, to prepare the area for

Young performers from across Squamish are set to showcase their skills in Squamish Has Talent, a youth talent show for

Two major modules for the Woodfibre LNG facility arrived at the project site over the weekend, marking the latest milestone

Special Olympics British Columbia (SOBC) is marking 45 years of enriching the lives of athletes with intellectual and developmental disabilities

The Whistler detachment of the Sea to Sky RCMP needs the public’s help identifying two suspects in an alleged theft

The District of Squamish has approved its first-ever 10-year Financial Plan, establishing a decade-long roadmap for taxes, utilities, and infrastructure

Squamish Minor Hockey Association recently met with Jason Curtis of S2 Architecture, who provided a preliminary estimate of $20,000– $30,000

Jeremy Valeriote, MLA for West Vancouver-Sea to Sky, criticized the provincial government’s decision to end British Columbia’s decriminalization pilot project,

Despite what you may have read over the last several weeks, Indigenous people – with the help of the courts