Only 99 of the 341 affordable housing units approved under Squamish’s Perpetually Affordable Housing Policy are currently occupied, a gap

District of Squamish staff are recommending against forming a Select Committee of Council to oversee the future of Brennan Park

Residents across the Sea-to-Sky corridor now have improved access to advanced medical imaging with the installation of a new CT

The District of Squamish council will consider a development permit this week that would pave the way for a six

The provincial government says it intends to keep the historic rail corridor between Squamish and 100 Mile House under public

A proposal to reduce parking requirements is one of the key issues the District of Squamish Council will weigh in

The District of Squamish Council is set to consider a major new development for the Oceanfront Peninsula that would bring

Jeremy Allen has been stranded on Highway 99 before. He estimates it has happened three or four times over the

Downtown Squamish will soon transform for a full weekend of art, music and community activity as The Big Weekend returns

Editor’s Note: Support the Squamish Reporter with a small subscription What started as a simple trip to visit his brother’s

The District of Squamish announced the closure of a Downtown parking lot ahead of upcoming demolition work. According to the

District of Squamish council is considering a rezoning bid at it’s July 7 council meeting that would let developers swap

The District of Squamish has formally requested that the federal and provincial governments carry out an independent health impact assessment

A motorcyclist died Sunday evening in a crash south of Porteau Cove after failing to stop for police, according to

Jeremy Valeriote, West Vancouver–Sea to Sky MLA, is calling on the B.C. Utilities Commission (BCUC) to renew its monitoring of

Crews will begin installing a section of pipeline beside Powerhouse Springs Road in Squamish as early as July 6, according

Two former Squamish mayors who led the district during the development and approval of the Woodfibre LNG project have written

Editor’s Note: Support the Squamish Reporter with a small subscription Every semester at Howe Sound Secondary School, students in the

Local kids will have the chance to soar above Squamish this weekend as the Squamish Flying Club hosts its third

The Britannia Mine Museum will build a new education centre after receiving a $3 million donation over three years from

The District of Squamish council unanimously carried a motion through three readings on June 30, to approve a three building,

The Squamish-Lillooet Regional District confirmed Tuesday June 30, that the Place Glacier outburst is underway. According to SLRD, it is

The Squamish Community Foundation has awarded $40,400 in annual grants to 18 registered charities and non-profit organizations delivering programs and

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