The Sea to Sky Highway has been reduced to one lane because of a motor vehicle collision at the Gonzales Bridge near Darrel Bay, just south of Squamish.

The renovations planned at the Brennan Park Recreation Centre are among several projects that will be delayed due to COVID-19.

The Royal Canadian Legion Diamond Head Branch 277 has lowered its flags to honour and remember the passing of Ted Gregoire.

BC Transit will resume fare collection and front-door loading of passengers on June 1.

Government of Canada is giving $175.6 million to AbCellera Biologics, a Vancouver-based biotechnology company that researches and discovers next-generation antibody drugs to fight infection and disease.

Squamish RCMP are asking the community to be vigilant after two cases of fraud in town.

A strong cold front will sweep across the south coast this afternoon, accompany with strong gusty winds.

This past month has been a challenge for many of us. As an entertainer I am used to being in

The Conservation Officer Service will release three bear cubs back into the wild soon, while three of the yearlings were released on April 22.

Stage one water restrictions are in now effect for the District of Squamish. During Stage 1, lawn watering with a

District of Squamish has sent a legal notice to an Edmonton man who owns property in Brackendale for his plans to use the property as a RV campground.

Squamish RCMP says it will continue to enforce school speed zones in town. Even though schools are closed to students,

Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) is urging caution after Conservation Officer Service received a report of a Grizzly Bear sighting on Crabapple Drive on April 29.

Tourism Squamish and the District of Squamish have been imploring people to stay away from town and for a good reason.

The “Terrill Patterson Memorial Fund” has been set up in the community to honour the memory of the local icon who passed away on April 24.

BC RCMP investigation has led to the seizure of 1,500 unauthorized COVID-19 test kits from a Richmond resident.

District of Squamish is renting more vehicles to ensure multiple employees don’t travel in one car to ensure social distancing.

Government of Canada has launched a new website dedicated to mental wellness.

We all know what we are supposed to do to stop the spread of Covid-19. Stay at home, practice social

London Drugs Squamish will be offering up shelf space to local small businesses who have had to close their doors due to COVID-19.

Vancouver Police said they have safely detonated a suspected improvised explosive device near Columbia and East Pender streets on Tuesday evening.

District of Squamish will move the transit exchange at the Chieftain Centre to the library because it conflicts with a new bike path that is being planned on Pemberton Avenue.

District of Squamish is asking the province to make changes to the building code that would allow tiny homes as

BC Cancer says cancer treatment will continue in the province, despite the challenges posed by COVID-19.

In a few months from now, Keiko, a pregnant therapy dog at the Canine Valley dog training centre, will bring to the world what Valley Calderoni and her business partner Carl Merac are calling the therapia litter.