Environment and Climate Change Canada has fined a BC company for unlawfully importing a protected shark species without a permit.

This February, locals are invited to delve into the ‘deep, dark, delicious’ world of hot chocolate as Squamish’s best cafes

District of Squamish public works were stretched beyond capacity as they tried to keep up to the snow removal work

Vancouver Coastal Health and Fraser Health are experiencing staffing challenges due to the current Omicron variant, seasonal illnesses, recent snow

A would-be thief is facing charges after being caught in the act by Vancouver Police on Sunday morning. VPD arrested

High-speed internet connections are a possibility in near future for Paradise Valley residents. TELUS is submitting an application for funding

Squamish Mayor Karen Elliott has written to the Province asking for fairness in gas prices in the community. In a

Utility work could lead to potential traffic slow down on the Sea to Sky Highway. Utility work is planned between

Construction company CPL Interiors Ltd. was fined $761,967 after pleading guilty before the Ontario Superior Court for its role in

Conservation Officers are warning the public in Kelowna after a cougar lunged at a man walking his dog at a

The Squamish Public Library is aiming to open during the week of January 24. The library has been closed since

Squamish Off-Road Cycling Association (SORCA) has a new executive director. Ian Lowe was elected as the new executive director and

The District of Squamish has launched a bid for preliminary designs for cycling and pedestrian routes in Main Street and

A Tsunami Advisory has been issued for parts of the BC coast due to a volcanic eruption in Tonga which

A Tsunami warning has been issued for parts of Coastal BC following a volcanic eruption near the Tonga Islands on

Highway 99 between Pemberton and Lillooet has reopened after being closed for the last few days. “Highway 99 has now

A Vancouver Police investigation has led to the arrest and charges against a man who allegedly photographed and sexually assaulted

Tourism Squamish and the Squamish Chamber of Commerce want the District of Squamish to end restrictions on short-term rentals (STRs)

The provincial police watchdog has cleared the Whistler RCMP of any wrongdoing in the case of a man who suffered

This holiday season, Howe Sound Women’s Centre Society (HSWC) distributed holiday hampers to 60 families, up from 49 in December

Four local nonprofits and charities have been chosen as beneficiaries by the Squamish business winners of Light Up Squamish: Window

Vancouver Police are investigating a concerning incident in East Vancouver this past weekend and are looking for anyone with information

New data released by BC Housing shows a record number of new homes registered in British Columbia in 2021. The

District of Squamish has opened application for field user allocation. The deadline for all submissions is January 17 for any

West Vancouver police are looking for the occupants of a silver sedan who they believe may have useful information relating