Drivers traveling through Whistler should expect a short closure on Highway 99 on Wednesday, Nov. 12, as municipal crews carry

The District of Squamish has applied for a Statutory Right of Way (SRW) over Crown land to allow for the

Woodfibre LNG has received approval from the BC Environmental Assessment Office, the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada, and the Squamish

Almost 8,000 speeding tickets were issued across British Columbia in October as part of the BC Highway Patrol’s Drive. The

The annual Sip & Savour Squamish dining festival is back for its seventh year, running from November 6–27, 2025. Organized

Despite a rainy evening on October 31, families filled the streets for trick-or-treating while first responders maintained a visible presence

Squamish is honouring the life of longtime community leader and former councillor Norm Barr, who passed away on October 21,

The District of Squamish has received a rezoning application change the zoning of the BCR Triangle area on the Oceanfront

The District of Squamish says planning for the supportive housing project proposed at 39900 Government Road is ongoing, and community concerns about neighbourhood

Construction on a new BC Housing project on Government Road could start next year, according to a new report presented

Squamish Community Christmas Care has announced in a recent article that applications are now open for its annual holiday hamper

Squamish has one more thing to smile about, and it’s not just the view from the Chief. Longtime climber, mountain

The Sea to Sky corridor is about to get a little more local. Coastal Rides, British Columbia’s home-grown rideshare company,

The District of Squamish has received confirmation that CUPE Local 2269 members voted to ratify the tentative Collective Agreement that

Residents can expect to see a heightened presence of police, first responders, and safety teams across neighbourhoods throughout the weekend,

BC Parks has reopened several popular climbing areas at Stawamus Chief Park that were closed after major rockfall incidents in

Residents of Squamish, Furry Creek, and Britannia will have another opportunity to recycle batteries curbside in the week of November

Consumer Protection BC has fined Amazon nearly $20,000 for failing to refund a customer who never received their delivery, the

The federal government is introducing new laws to make bail harder to obtain and increase prison sentences for repeat and

Squamish will celebrate its world-class cyclists next month with Raised by the Trails, a free community event recognizing local riders

The District of Squamish and CUPE Local 2269, representing about 250 employees, will enter mediation through the Labour Relations Board

Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued a rainfall warning for Squamish, with heavy rain expected to continue through Friday.

A vehicle that plunged into the Squamish River earlier this year has been recovered, though one passenger remains unaccounted for,

A North Vancouver man learned the hard way that winter driving rules apply to everyone, including those behind the wheel

Ongoing job action by approximately 250 District of Squamish employees represented by CUPE Local 2269 has led to widespread service