The Sea to Sky Gondola is offering free interpretive tours for its guests. Tours are offered daily. “We have run

Below is a letter that local forester and kiteboarder Adrian Litz wrote to the Squamish council regarding the possible removal

The local non-for-profit Tantalus Wellspring Society is organizing paddle boarding and running events to ensure Sea to Sky residents have

Licensed cannabis retailers in BC will be able to deliver cannabis directly to consumers starting July 15, 2021. Licensees can

The volunteers from the Squamish Trails Society resurfaced the Dipper Trail by the Squamish Golf Course last week. Trails that

BC is investing $1 million to upgrade washrooms for people travelling on the Coquihalla Highway

UPDATE: The children have been found by Squamish Search and Rescue. — Squamish RCMP has issued an alert about four

You must know Jack, and he is retiring. The realtor for 18 years says he is very grateful for all

Squamish RCMP has arrested two suspects after a break-and-enter at a business in the 38000 block of Queens Way. Police

Squamish RCMP and emergency services are responding to a motorcycle collision on the Sea to Sky Highway. The accident happened

Over the past week, Squamish RCMP investigated eight incidents of mischief to vehicles in the community. The calls came from

Asphyxia from external compression to the neck is what caused the death of a 34-year old man in a clothing

On June 22, BC Parks will be opening Joffre Lakes Provincial Park. The park will be opened in partnership with

Beginning June 22, BC Parks is implementing free day-use passes for Stawamus Chief trail, and for trailheads at Diamond Head,

Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) is issuing a reminder to Sea to Sky residents to register on the Get Vaccinated provincial

District of Squamish council gave third reading to a demolition waste diversion bylaw to encourage more recycling and material salvage

Overnight lane closures on Lions Gate Bridge begin today. Drivers can expect lane closures from 11 pm to 6 am,

District of Squamish has submitted an application to the Minister of Transportation to approve construction work at the Xwu’nekw Park

A commercial fishing clam harvester was fined $10,000 for violating Canada’s Fisheries Act. Keith Chui, a commercial clam fish harvester

Vancouver Coastal Health has issued a drug overdose alert in Squamish. The Real-time Drug Alert & Response (RADAR) alert was

District of Squamish plans to charge developers more for paying cash in place of parking. The district plans to increase

ICBC says it will issue a second COVID-19 rebate as there were lower claims costs because of fewer crashes during

District of Squamish won’t be changing the speed on Skyline Drive from 40 km/hour to 30 km/hour, though it is

A Sechelt man was fined $900 under the BC Wildlife Act for attracting dangerous wildlife to a premise. In April

Matthews West will start hauling material for future infrastructure projects taking place on the Oceanfront peninsula. Hauling is expected to