Community invited to Squamish Multicultural Day
January 20, 2026Squamish
This year’s multicultural day celebration will take place at Totem Hall on Saturday, Feb. 8. Participants of all ages are
Last call to be part of Squamish Zine Fest
January 20, 2026Squamish
The deadline for zine artists is fast approaching for this year’s Squamish Zine Fest. Applications must be in by Wednesday,
Feds pledge $4.9 million to upgrade Squamish’s Tantalus Manor
January 19, 2026Squamish
The federal government will provide $4.9 million to upgrade and retrofit Tantalus Manor, as part of its commitment to housing
Squamish Sikh Society donates $15,000 to Squamish Hospital Foundation
January 19, 2026Squamish
The Squamish Sikh Society has donated $15,000 to the Squamish Hospital Foundation to support the hospital’s CT scan initiative and
Valleycliffe pipeline work underway: FortisBC
January 19, 2026Squamish
FortisBC crews will begin construction activities northeast of Valleycliffe, including controlled blasting, drilling, and hammering, to prepare the area for
Local youth to take the stage in ‘Squamish Has Talent’
January 19, 2026Squamish
Young performers from across Squamish are set to showcase their skills in Squamish Has Talent, a youth talent show for
Two massive modules arrive at Woodfibre LNG construction site
January 19, 2026Squamish
Two major modules for the Woodfibre LNG facility arrived at the project site over the weekend, marking the latest milestone
Special Olympics BC celebrates 45 years of inclusion
January 18, 2026BC/Canada
Special Olympics British Columbia (SOBC) is marking 45 years of enriching the lives of athletes with intellectual and developmental disabilities
RCMP seeks help identifying suspects in Whistler liquor store theft
January 16, 2026Sea to Sky
The Whistler detachment of the Sea to Sky RCMP needs the public’s help identifying two suspects in an alleged theft
Squamish approves 10-year financial plan
January 16, 2026Squamish
The District of Squamish has approved its first-ever 10-year Financial Plan, establishing a decade-long roadmap for taxes, utilities, and infrastructure
Squamish can’t wait three more years for an ice expansion plan
January 16, 2026Squamish
Squamish Minor Hockey Association recently met with Jason Curtis of S2 Architecture, who provided a preliminary estimate of $20,000– $30,000
BC NDP’s Decriminalization Pilot Project set up to fail: MLA Valeriote
January 15, 2026Squamish
Jeremy Valeriote, MLA for West Vancouver-Sea to Sky, criticized the provincial government’s decision to end British Columbia’s decriminalization pilot project,
No, Indigenous people are not coming to take away your land
January 14, 2026Squamish
Despite what you may have read over the last several weeks, Indigenous people – with the help of the courts
BC Hydro to construct new power line for Woodfibre LNG
January 13, 2026Squamish
BC Hydro says it will construct an additional power line to ensure the Woodfibre LNG facility has reliable access to
Squamish Historical Society brings back Speakers Series on 20th anniversary
January 13, 2026Squamish
The Squamish Historical Society is marking its 20th anniversary by relaunching its SHS Squamish Speakers Series, set to begin on
Spraying for spongy moths to take place in Delta, Squamish
January 13, 2026Squamish
Squamish and Delta residents will see aerial spraying this spring as the province moves to combat invasive spongy moths, a
Squamish Transit adds more trips on key routes
January 13, 2026Squamish
Squamish residents will now have more transit options, as additional service hours were added to key local routes, according to
Squamish Walmart to add fresh produce, meat as it becomes Supercentre
January 12, 2026Squamish
Squamish shoppers will soon be able to buy fresh groceries at Walmart. Walmart Canada says its Squamish store is beginning
Alert: Flood Watch issued for Howe Sound
January 12, 2026Squamish
A Flood Watch has been issued for Howe Sound as a series of atmospheric rivers continues to impact the region,
Support for coffee shop, corner store in Garibaldi Highlands: Survey
January 11, 2026Squamish
Garibaldi Highlands residents support a corner store and coffee shop in their community, according to a survey by the District
Developer drops parking variance for University Highlands project
January 11, 2026Squamish
A mixed-use development in University Highlands returns to Squamish council on Jan. 13 with revised plans that restore parking and
Whistler resident wins $500,000 in Lotto Max draw
January 9, 2026Sea to Sky
A Whistler resident is $500,000 richer after splitting a Maxmillion prize in the December 23, 2025, Lotto Max draw with
Squamish residents invited to be part of Coldest Night fundraiser
January 9, 2026Squamish
For the third year in a row, Squamish Helping Hands is inviting the community to take part in the Coldest
Sea to Sky Highway closed after bus and vehicle collision
January 7, 2026Squamish
Highway 99 is closed in both directions following a collision involving a bus and a passenger vehicle north of Squamish.
District to create “Land Back Task Force” as part of Squamish Nation MOU
January 7, 2026Squamish
The District of Squamish and Squamish Nation signed a memorandum of understanding in July 2025 that included creating a Land

























