Trails and parking lots in Stawamus Chief Provincial Park are not maintained during winter, and those using them will be doing so at their own risk.

Six Culliton brothers – John, James, Charles, Thomas, Sam and Bill – came out of Ontario and dedicated themselves to railway trestle and bridge construction careers.

The District of Squamish is moving forward to extend Pioneer Way from Queens Way to the intersection of Government Road and Centennial Way.

Vancouver Police has issued $2,300 fine to a homeowner for flouting the orders of the Public Health Officer.

Right lane is blocked on Sea to Sky Highway after a vehicle incident between Alice Lake and Depot Road.

An injured base jumper was transported to the local hospital with back injuries after being rescued by Squamish Search and Rescue in an operation that took more than four hours.

The Howe Sound Women’s Centre Society has launched a new pilot project called “Supported Pathways”.

Squamish Search and Rescue volunteers are trying to reach a paraglider stuck on the Stawamus Chief mountain.

Squamish RCMP has announced a new restorative justice pilot project in collaboration with North Shore Restorative Justice.

I would like to raise my concerns with regards to the current wait times for building permits in Squamish. I

A majority of people polled in a District of Squamish budget survey say the district should invest more in covered areas during the pandemic.

The Squamish Rod and Gun Club has announced a reward for information leading to the conviction of those who poached an Elk in the Squamish Valley road.

A COVID-19 alert has been issued for a local gas station. “We have been notified that a person who works

As many as 107 people have tested positive for COVID-19 in the Howe Sound area, according to the data released by the B.C. Centre for Disease Control.

Grouse Mountain has announced that it will be open for the winter season with limited terrain on Friday, November 20.

966, the highway was a single lane of traffic in each direction, carved into the dramatic cliffs of the Coast Mountains where they met the sea.

Pemberton RCMP are seeking information about a driver who caused thousands of dollars’ worth of damage at a Pemberton school.

Whistler and Pemberton RCMP are investigating a four-vehicle collision that happened on November 12 on Highway 99, just south of Pemberton.

White Rock RCMP is asking for the public’s assistance in finding a man wanted on warrants of arrest.

Vancouver Coastal Health has made the new COVID-19 saline gargle tests available for adults in the Sea to Sky corridor. 

BC Parks will tow vehicles that block snow removal equipment in the Garibaldi Provincial Park. 

A Sunshine Coast mom is appealing to the public to help a suspicious missing person investigation from 2016.

District of Squamish plans to revitalise the Squamish Adventure Centre to convey the local brand more effectively with an aim to generate profit or at least be cost neutral.

Squamish RCMP officers are investigating a case of rental fraud where a local citizen was scammed of more than $3,000.

So, we now have The Boulevard as a school zone, and I am happy to see the new signs but that happiness turns into frustration and anger when I see so many vehicles are simply not obeying the signs.