District plans to create a new Highway 99 Ecotourism zoning for a land parcel located north of the Squamish Adventure Centre and south of the Brennan Park.

​The Britannia Mine Museum is launching a new educational temporary exhibit this summer exploring the antimicrobial properties of copper and how it has been used in the battle against superbugs and other diseases throughout history.

A local developer is urging the council to reject a proposed rezoning of land in north Crumpit Woods area of Valleycliffe.

Mayor Karen Elliott has written a letter to the province asking it to reimagine public safety and community health services and to transform the way BC invests in public safety.

​Vancouver Coastal Health is warning about a possible COVID-19 at a bar and club in Vancouver.

​District of Squamish plans to rezone two large land parcels in Valleycliffe and Garibaldi Highlands to discourage large-lot single family homes.

​The District of Squamish is moving towards giving first and second reading to a bylaw to prohibit the commercial bottling and export of water withing the district.

​BC Parks has closed several climbing routes at the Stawamus Chief to protect the Peregrine Falcons in the South Gully, Memorial Ledge, and Squamish Buttress areas.

​Government of Canada will make a one-time, tax-free payment this week to seniors eligible for Old Age Security pension, the Guaranteed Income Supplement or other allowances.

​A motorcyclist is dead and five other have been injured in a collision on Highway 99 north of Pemberton.

A Squamish lawayer has been fined $10,000 by the Law Society of BC for failing to advance a client's file for five years.

It will allow for the construction of 200-metres of new sea dike that will upgrade the shoreline and improve coastal flood protection for Downtown Squamish.

Squamish RCMP are investigating a bitcoin scam in Squamish.

On June 28, at about 6 pm, a driver was driving south on Highway 99 at Cleveland Avenue when he was rear ended by a pickup truck.

Province has added more campsites at the Alice Lake Provincial Park, which became available to book on June 29.

BC Conservation Officer Service has charged a man with wildlife act offences after he killed a bear with a cross bow.

The announcement made June 15 that a new Foundry Centre was coming to Squamish marked an exciting milestone and new

BC Government has announced low-interest financing for those who want to switch from fossil fuel-based heating to cleaner, more energy-efficient heat pumps.

The federal funding will help the aquarium to reopen to visitors, cover operational costs and ensure the survival of its marine animals.

​British Columbians are advised to check hand sanitizer products made by Eskbiochem SA de CV in Mexico as the products

Several people who tested positive for COVID-19 attend​​ed Brandi’s Exotic Show Lounge on those dates.

Come into right relationship with all that is, especially with ourselves. Love is All. Our greatest act of service is to vibrate at the highest frequency of Love and Gratitude.

The Economic Leadership Team is a staff advisory committee and will provide advice and expertise on Economic Development strategy in Squamish.

District of Squamish and the Conservation Officer Service are reminding people that camping isn’t permitted in the estuary.

The Squamish Arts Council will be holding the 7th annual Wind Festival For The Arts from August 1 to 28 as a Distance Together Event Series.