Whistler RCMP is requesting the public’s assistance in locating a woman missing from Whistler. Danielle Zenter was last seen on July 19. 

​A Squamish couple is hoping to give locals a fresh local taste of comfort classics with a new food truck serving burgers.

District of Squamish staff are asking the council to delay the dog off-leash pilot project to the winter of next year because of staff shortages.

​FortisBC has received regulatory approval from the British Columbia Utilities Commission to increase the cost of natural gas from August 1.

​BC has recorded 102 new cases of COVID-19 since Friday, and there are several community exposure events, according to the latest update by the provincial health officer.

​Drive BC is cautioning people about possible delays that can be expected starting today.

​District of Squamish will enforce a $500 fine per offence for those found flouting the district's short-term rental bylaw.

​The District of Squamish is hiring a full-time Bylaw and Animal Control Officer.​  

​The Squamish Chamber of Commerce has been awarded $56,000 from a new one-time Rural Community Development Grant to deliver Workforce Development and Business Sector Promotion programs.​ 

The Sea to Sky Traffic Services issued a $483 ticket and also impounded the vehicles for seven days. 

Starting today, the Canada Child Benefit will be increased for the 2020–21 benefit year to keep pace with the cost of living.

BC Parks has reduced parking at Alice Lake Park by 25 % to maintain physical distancing as part of its COVID-19 response.

The District of Squamish is not likely to construct or maintain a new rail crossing into the Squamish estuary, according to Gary Buxton, the general manager of community planning and infrastructure.

I miss the beauty of your landscape and your mountain views but mostly I miss your wonderful support system that you provided through raising a family, a fulfilling career and recreation for many years.  

The District of Squamish council is expected to give first and second reading to a rezoning application for a pod hotel on Tue​s​day, July 21.

​Vancouver Coastal Health is notifying people who visited the Sandman Suites at 1160 Davie Street about a possible exposure to COVID-19 from July 7 to July 16.

​​Di​strict of Sq​​uamish staff have identified three unsurveyed Crown Land areas and one private land parcel east of Valleycliffe that the district wants to change zoning for.

​District of Squamish is planning to extend the camping ban to all of the district area, a year after it restricted camping in the Estuary and Mamquam Forest Service road areas. 

Squamish RCMP are investigating an incident of theft from a vehicle in Downtown Squamish.

The British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) ordered two B.C. residents and two companies to pay a total of $6.3 million for committing fraud through a Ponzi scheme. 

A climber is in hospital after sustaining serious injuries to his arm while climbing on Slhanny.

An online program to help small businesses and entrepreneurs recover from recent closures and other impacts related to COVID-19 has been launched in Squamish.

Whistler RCMP have issued warning after some residents in Whistler and Pemberton were defrauded of thousands of dollars.

Garibaldi Highland resident, Nikki Johnston Beaudoin, recently wrote to the Mayor and council about converting the dog park on Glacier

​There has been an increase in scamsters calling from what appears to be a police number, with spoof calls reported from both the Squamish and Whistler RCMP detachments.