UPDATE: The accident has been cleared. An accident on Cleveland Avenue at Highway 99 has closed the south-bound right lane

Test results from five mink samples taken from a Fraser Valley mink farm have all been confirmed positive for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19 in humans.

The District of Squamish will allow a maximum of 30 permits to operate Short Term Rentals in suites and coach houses in Squamish.

The Rotary Club of Squamish is urging the community to gift a Stawamus Chief puzzle to friends and loved ones this Christmas season.

A second-place Lott Max ticket worth $161,393.80 was sold in Whistler.

There are reports of a vehicle incident just south of Porteau Cove.

District of Squamish will be doing emergency repairs at the Brennan Park swimming pool and at the Squamish Adventure Centre.

The District of Squamish will be paying $714,000 in outstanding dues to RCMP. The dues were withheld and delayed due

Downtown Squamish BIA has announced a new initiative: Every Friday in December will be Late Night shopping in Downtown Squamish.

The District of Squamish is planning to hire a second Deputy Fire Chief.  

Tickets worth $153, 950 have been issued in BC in the last three months to violators of the Public Health

Locals can wave at Santa and Mrs. Claus right from their neighbourhood this year, an initiative of the Sea to Sky Gondola.

In 2008, Dave Gillie, Don Petrocco, Cliff Miller, Mike Nelson, Chris McCrum and Barry McLane (sorry to everyone else I missed) had started the process for a new trail.

Environment Canada has issued a rainfall warning for Howe Sound. An intense frontal system will move across BC Coast on

Two people have died in a crash in Mount Currie near Pemberton after their vehicle flipped over in a ditch.

BC Hydro has agreed to scale back the planned power outages at a senior citizens facility in Downtown Squamish.

A Surrey driver was issued a violation ticket for speeding, and unsafe U-turn on Highway 99. 

The area around Tenderfoot Hatchery in Paradise Valley has been closed due to a grizzly bear.

The man was supposed to be in quarantine in North Vancouver as he had recently returned to the province from California.

Squamish RCMP received 10 mental health calls in just week, a large number for the detachment.

The proponents of a rental apartment building project on Tantalus Road have reduced the density and the height of building after review of the project by the Squamish council.

The current van dweller crisis as it pertains to the district campground on Loggers Lane is really heart breaking. Human

Squamish RCMP issued a warning to an irate customer who damaged the door of a business after being asked to wear a mask.

“With a new day comes new strength and new thoughts” – Eleanor Roosevelt. I ponder these words as I reflect

By the end of the 1930s seaplanes are fully established as part of the local transportation picture, part of how Squamish was now connected to the rest of the world.