Most British Columbians support raising fines for drivers who impede emergency vehicles, and most had no idea how low those

Editor’s Note: Support the Squamish Reporter with a small subscription District of Squamish’s May 12 council meeting ended with presentations

Capilano University has appointed Debra Doucette, OBC, as its fifth chancellor, the North Vancouver institution announced May 12. Doucette is

District of Squamish staff are presenting a steep slopes report to council on May 12, following public feedback. Public feedback

A Disney Television Studios pilot is set to film at Minaty Bay in Area D on May 19-20, according to

Woodfibre LNG has launched the 2026 intake of its Community Partnership Program, with online applications now open to eligible non-profits

BC Housing will appear before a future Squamish council meeting to present details of a temporary transitional housing project that

In the growing community of Squamish, where the mountain range meets a rapidly developing real estate market, Ellis Mortgages is

In a report going to the District of Squamish Council on May 12, staff are recommending continued annual recreation fee

Editor’s Note: Support the Squamish Reporter with a small subscription The annual mountain biking fundraiser, Beyond the Valleycliffe of the

Three BC Parks, Joffre Lakes, Garibaldi and Golden Ears, will once again require park goers to register for free day

Editor’s Note: Support the Squamish Reporter with a small subscription BC Housing hopes to complete its Squamish Temporary housing project

Over 1,800 Howe Sound residents and supporters have sent letters to provincial ministers demanding FortisBC halt construction on its Eagle

A decade of patience, wonder, and wilderness is now bound between two covers. Jack Plant, a British-born photographer who splits

The District of Squamish will ban all campfires within municipal boundaries starting at noon on Thursday, May 7, aligning with

District of Squamish staff are recommending council finalize a rezoning that would bring a new six-storey mixed-use rental building to

As Squamish continues to grow, so does the need for local businesses that give back to the community they call

A new rental housing development proposal is heading to the District of Squamish council for approval on May 5. The

The District of Squamish Council is receiving an update on the findings of the Dryden Creek After Action Review (AAR),

Sea to Sky RCMP arrested a man with an outstanding warrant in downtown Squamish on Thursday morning after he attempted

Nature Squamish, recently renamed from the Squamish Environment Society, has been watching over the ecosystems of the Sea to Sky

Every year, hungry attendees of the Squamish Days Loggers Sports Festival take a break from the action and line up

What started as a pass-through town on the Sea to Sky Highway has now flourished into a recreation hub. People

When Chief Dental opened its doors eight months ago, the team anticipated a steady stream of patients from the active

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