Need help with yard work, dog walking, or babysitting? A group of Squamish students is taking on odd jobs around

The Squamish RCMP have charged two people following a months-long investigation into the alleged sale of illegal tobacco products in

Every Thursday afternoon, around 2 p.m. Sheila Hart heads over to the Squamish Helping Hands building, loads up her trolley

The District of Squamish is reviewing plans for a temporary “Pop-Up Village” at the Oceanfront that would include food trucks,

A mixed-use rental building with 153 apartments, a childcare space and 10 live-work units is proposed for a vacant corner

Melissa Arnott has a full schedule. She juggles her full time job at Destination BC focusing on Indigenous relations, tourism

Capilano University has unveiled seven summer program intensives for 2026 at its Squamish campus, offering students unique learning opportunities that

Volunteers with the Squamish Trails Society (STS), the Squamish Off-Road Cycling Association (SORCA) and Squamish Adaptive Mountain Biking (SAMBA), are

The Sea to Sky School District has sent a letter to families addressing the emotional impact of a deadly shooting

The District of Squamish is working to select a site for a temporary housing program in downtown Squamish. The announcement

The District of Squamish is considering recognizing dozens of municipally owned parks and green spaces as conservation lands in the

The District of Squamish will consider a package of measures on Tuesday aimed at streamlining development approvals and spurring housing

The BC Green Caucus has announced it will not renew its cooperation agreement with the governing BC NDP, marking the end of a

A Lillooet couple is celebrating a life-changing lottery win after scoring $2.5 million in the Jan. 31, 2026, Lotto 6/49

When Sean Easton and his family were bounced between rentals in Squamish, living in a trailer, evicted once after a

The District of Squamish will soon offer new housing options for people at risk of or experiencing homelessness as it

New survey reveals 73% say crime impacts quality of life as victims increasingly stop reporting incidents. British Columbians are living

Westway Village in Valleycliff is up for sale, and a conceptual vision imagines property redeveloped into a high-density residential community

For nearly 15 years, Pearl Space has offered women free, by-donation yoga classes taught by volunteer instructors who believe accessible

Effective Feb. 17, 2026, speed limits on all streets in Downtown Squamish and the Oceanfront will be reduced to 30

A developer behind Britannia Village‘s recent transformation is calling on the provincial government to turn the neglected Britannia Beach waterfront

For years, Charlie Harvey spent his spare time behind the wheel as a volunteer, driving Squamish residents to medical appointments

District of Squamish staff is recommending the council approve the application for a new brewery at 37781 Cleveland Ave at

The Squamish Hot Chocolate Festival is set to return for its sixth year from Feb. 5 to 25, inviting locals

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