District of Squamish council will consider amending the Garibaldi Springs Land Development Agreement with Polygon Homes at its March 3 meeting,

British Columbia says it is adopting permanent year-round daylight saving time to improve people’s overall health, reduce disruptions for families,

The District of Squamish Council will review a development permit for a new two storey mixed-use building at 40340 Tantalus

The Ministry of Environment and Parks says it’s on track to reopen the Stawamus Chief Trail in early April. The

On day seven of a 21 day climbing trip in 1990, Doug Woods found himself in a nightmare situation. His

A free immersive exhibition opens at the Squamish Public Library this week, bringing together more than 120 portraits of local

A lone snowboarder has died after being caught in an avalanche in a remote alpine area near Pemberton. Sea to

When Randi Olson was 10 years old growing up in Britannia, she spotted a little beagle wandering her school parking

Squamish Councilor Chris Pettingill is calling on the province to strengthen air quality monitoring and enforcement across B.C., arguing that

Mark Chandler, a real estate developer, and his company, 0981478 Ltd., have been hit with the maximum penalties allowed under

Squamish RCMP have concluded their investigation into a December landslide and determined there are no grounds to pursue criminal charges.

A black cat spotted wandering along a forest road near Furry Creek is alive and now adopted, thanks to a

A Squamish mother’s frustration with the lack of genuinely healthy snack options has turned into a fast-growing local food business.

Capilano University (CapU) and the Squamish Public Library have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU), formalizing their collaboration and deepening

A Squamish man has been criminally charged following a high-speed flight from police on Highway 99. Local resident Derek Silva

The District of Squamish council adopted new Development Cost Charge (DCC) and Amenity Cost Charge (ACC) bylaws at the council

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