District of Squamish has closed Bailey Street and installed gates on both ends.

Alexander Caulfield Anderson was appointed in 1876 as the first Inspector of Fisheries for British Columbia. His first Pacific Fisheries

District of Squamish is seeking public feedback on a variance request for an extension to a downtown building.  

Sunshine Coast RCMP are investigating a report of a theft of a tractor in Sechelt. Police say a green 2010

Squamish RCMP are seeking the public’s help after a motorcycle was stolen from Marina Side Place, which is located in

Whistler RCMP arrested the driver of a car on Highway 99 while another man in the car fled away after

The District of Squamish will engage local seniors on inclusive programing at the new Westwinds building in Downtown Squamish.

District plans to implement fire‐resistive roofing, and fire-resistive, doors, windows, vents, gutters and regulate landscaping as it moved towards establishing a wildfire permit area in town.

Vancouver Coastal Health is looking for people to join the Vaccination Travel Team in support of the Immunization Campaign Sea-to-Sky communities, as well as in Powell River and Sechelt.

It’s finally spring (well almost)! The days are getting longer, and there are plenty of activities to maximize family-fun in Squamish

BC RCMP has issued a warning about a rise in puppy scams where prospective pet owners are being targeted as the demand for puppies grows in the time of the pandemic.

A judge at the Powell River provincial court has fined a man $30,000 for fishing in a closed area of Desolation Sound among other violations of the Fisheries Act.

District of Squamish is now accepting applications for building permits in-person at the municipal hall between 10 am and 3 pm, from Monday to Friday.

District of Squamish plans to increase OCP amendment fee for Sub Area Plan applications from $22,000 to $100,000.

District of Squamish public work crews will be giving downtown a mini spring-cleaning beginning Monday, March 22.

BC Ferries says it has experienced ‘employee to employee’ transmission of COVID-19 at the Horseshoe Bay terminal. BC Ferris is

Two men were ordered to pay a $5,000 fine and forfeit their sailboat and fishing gear for violating Canada’s Fishers regulations.

Vancouver Police have identified a person of interest yesterday in the suspicious circumstance of a man following a woman in

A $1,000 reward is on the table after a raccoon was found dragging a trap late Sunday night in West Vancouver.

A ‘community member’ at Valleycliffe Elementary School has tested positive for COVID-19, says SD 48. “We are supporting Vancouver Coastal

Locals aged 70 and above in Whistler, Pemberton, Squamish and Bowen Island can now start calling VCH to book their

Local aged 70 and above in Whistler, Squamish, Pemberton and Bowen Island can now start calling Vancouver Coastal Health to book their COVID-19 vaccine shot.

District of Squamish is inviting the community to a public hearing on a proposed bylaw amendment that would penalize new

The Squamish Lions Club is inviting the community to another paper shredding event.

BC Hydro will be conducting work to repair the transmission structure on Highway 99 near Pavilion Lake near Lillooet on Tuesday, March 30 and Wednesday, March 31.