MP Patrick Weiler, and Mayor Armand Hurford announced June 29 that Squamish joined a national program offering pre-approved home designs,

Seven buildable lots are still available in Lillooet, British Columbia, offering a rare opportunity to put down roots in one

Downtown Squamish will host the fourth annual Sk̲wx̲wú7mesh Squamish Together celebration on Canada Day, offering a free, family-friendly event in

A new report from the Business Council of British Columbia (BCBC) finds that municipal spending across the province has grown

Squamish’s Destination Steward team is back on the trails and in the parks this summer, continuing a program now in

The Squamish-Lillooet Regional District issued an evacuation order for residents of 24 properties in the Poole Creek and Gates Lake

The District of Squamish Council voted on June 23, 2026 to endorse the engagement strategy for the Newport Ridge Neighbourhood

Pride in the Canadian Armed Forces, the national flag, and hockey topped a new national survey measuring pride in Canadian

Last year, Squamish was listed as having the second-highest cost of living in the province, surpassed only by Whistler. Adding

BC Housing confirmed at its presentation to council this week that residents will not get direct input on where the

Full construction work on the supportive housing building planned for 39900 Government Road is now targeted to begin in late

Emergency crews responded to Alta Lake near Rainbow Park on Sunday afternoon, June 21, after human remains were discovered in

Sea to Sky RCMP is renewing calls for backcountry preparedness after a brutal stretch over the weekend of June 20-21

Editor’s Note: Support the Squamish Reporter with a small subscription Step onto the grounds of the Railway Museum of British

Tourism Squamish and the Squamish Off-Road Cycling Association (SORCA)  have launched a summer campaign aimed at getting visitors to financially

Sea to Sky Community Services (SSCS) is asking residents, partners, and community leaders across the corridor to weigh in on

The BC Ministry of Education and Child Care has opened a bond claim process for former students of Phoenix Magnet

Squamish Council has approved a process to help the volunteer run Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue (RCMSAR) to establish

Squamish biologist Meagan Leicht is raising funds to access surgery for a debilitating condition that Canada’s healthcare system does not

Every summer for over a decade, a group of Squamish teenagers has piled onto a coach bus and headed off

A cliff jumping incident this week prompted Lions Bay Search and Rescue to warn about the dangers of the popular

The Squamish Adventure Centre is looking for someone to take over its food and drink space after its previous cafe

The Downtown Squamish BIA is asking the District of Squamish to designate its Squamish Together celebration on Canada Day, a

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