​A Squamish woman was seriously injured when in an accident when vehicle hit her as it rolled down a driveway on Perth Drive.

A splash park in the next five years at the Brennan Park is one among the district’s short-term goals for the recreation centre.

The District of Squamish is planning to implement free summer weekend transit this year, but with condition from BC Transit.

A local citizen is once again inviting the community to be part of the front porch photography sessions as a way to raise funds for the Squamish Food Bank.

My favourite quote from a dear spiritual teacher of mine is: “Every challenge comes with a gift and every gift

A concerning bear encounter in Brackendale has led to the district issuing a wildlife alert.

Business park development and zoning has been a massive blunder, writes former Squamish councillor Susan Chapelle.

​The swimming pool at the Brennan Park Recreation Centre could possibly open in the fall with reduced capacity.

The District of Squamish is pursuing a FortisBC Senior Energy Specialist (SES) position to assist the district in reaching its climate action goals.

Squamish Off-Road Cycling Association (SORCA) has received a $50,000 provincial grant for Diamond Head Network Revitalization.

The District of Squamish is seeking the public feedback on a rezoning application for four mixed-use buildings with a shared two-storey parking structure in Downtown Squamish.

It is with great sadness that those of us associated with the West Coast Railway Association find that we have lost one of our most beloved within our community – Dr. Ernie Ledgerwood. 

The province is extending the temporary rental supplement until the end of August to support renters and landlords.

District crews will soon start working on reinstating and doing slope stabilization work on the Mamquam Road.

Grouse Mountain has announced that it will begin a phased reopening on Monday, June 22, along with the Grouse Grind trail.

The Sea to Sky Community Services Society is inviting the community to give feedback on the new Foundry for youth that will be established in Squamish.

​ Squamish Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Squamish have both written to council opposing district's proposed short-term rental policy even as the council gave first reading to the bylaw on June 16.

​Mayor Karen Elliott recently responded to a 12-year-old Brackendale resident who raised concerns about the proposed rental apartment building in the neighborhood.

​An exciting project is underway. For the first time, a comprehensive multi-layered informative map and Guide of Átl’ḵa7tsem/Howe Sound’s ocean,

BC Government is invited feedback on what people think the province should do for a COVID-19 recovery plan.

District of Squamish has installed a new 30 kiloemetre per hour school zone in the Garibaldi Highlands Elementary School area along The Boulevard.

A new sit down restaurant has opened in the Summit Lodge at the Sea to Sky Gondola in Squamish.

Emergency crews are still on scene clearing up the traffic accident on Highway 99, according to a tweet by Squamish RCMP.

BC Government has launched a new step-by-step online guide for cannabis producers looking to enter the legal market in the province.

The Government of Canada and the Government of BC is giving approximately $522,000 over three years to the Squamish River Watershed Society.