As temperatures climb and more motorcycles hit the road, B.C. Highway Patrol is warning drivers to slow down and stay

The night David Butler became a cat owner, he did not have much say in the matter. A small female

The proposed placement of temporary modular housing for homeless residents in X̱wún̓eḵw Park at 37956 Loggers Lane, is drawing opposition

A partnership between Diamond Head Development, Housing Squamish, and Avesta Property Management is opening the door to more attainable housing

The Squamish River has been officially recognized as a Key Biodiversity Area — a designation that places it among the

The joint Squamish Nation and District of Squamish land back task force may recommend co-managing parks and protected areas, restoring

Squamish residents living near Falcon Crescent have until May 6 to weigh in on planned improvements to the neighbourhood park,

A man arranges chairs in an oval shape in the attic room of the Brackendale Art Gallery. It’s 6:30 on

Evolve E-bikes are back in Squamish. This time, BCAA’s Evolve E-Bike program includes E-Scooters and has expanded to over 30

A new wellness studio is set to open in Britannia Village this May, and its founder has big hopes for

Last Friday April 17, twenty students from Don Ross Secondary filed into a Squamish studio and spent the day reflecting

A six storey mixed-use building proposed for downtown is set to go before District of Squamish Council on April 21.

One person was taken into custody under the Mental Health Act on Sunday after a multi-agency emergency response at the

A grassroots community initiative is returning to Squamish this week, inviting residents to meet face-to-face, share concerns, and work toward

A growing community petition is challenging the District of Squamish’s decision to site temporary modular homes alongside busy public parks

A Squamish dementia support program, the Making Connections Community Society, is partnering with the Alzheimer’s Society of BC to host

The District of Squamish has confirmed that X̱wún̓eḵw Park at 37956 Loggers Lane has been identified as a potential site

Squamish United Church is bringing East Coast music to the Pacific this spring. Attendees will be able to tap their

Editor’s Note: Support the Squamish Reporter with a small subscription Most people in the Sea to Sky corridor have heard

District of Squamish staff are asking Council to endorse a new wildfire strategy with 53 specific actions to protect residents,

Eclipse Painting and Contracting is a professional painting company serving Squamish and Whistler, specializing in residential, commercial, and exterior painting

More than 120 hectares of Squamish will be sprayed from the air this spring as the provincial government moves to

The Squamish Public Library is looking for a Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation) artist to create a piece of art for

A new on-demand transit service has launched in Squamish, offering residents in several underserved neighbourhoods a way to book bus

A high-ranking official at Capilano University resigned on Tuesday, April 7, following an investigation by the Squamish Reporter into a