District of Squamish will debate pesticide use and the potential ban for cosmetic use in the district at a Committee of the Whole meeting today.

Three in ten Canadians say they gained weight during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a survey by Research Co.

A team of Squamish Search and Rescue members spent at least five hours on Sunday evening to rescue a father and son trapped on the Sea to Sky Gondola trail.

Friends and family of a Squamish ski instructor who was diagnosed with ALS have launched a Go Fund Me page

BC Ferries passengers will be required to cover their face and will be asked to wear the face mask when a physical separation of two metres cannot be maintained.

The District of Squamish says it will talk to local RCMP about speeding enforcement in Valleycliffe in the area of Guildford Drive and Valley Drive.

BC Wildfire Service is predicting ‘normal’ fire conditions in June, and is still investigating who started the fire in Squamish Valley.

From thrillers and horror movies to documentaries and kids shows, there are thousands of titles that locals can now enjoy with their library card.

The BC SPCA is seeking the public’s help to care for four tiny kittens who survived a horrific experience after being found in a dumpster near Sechelt.

Local entrepreneur Kelly Ann Woods has won the CANIE Woman Entrepreneur award for the BC region.

The man who gave Sushi Sen to Squamish is now working on opening a new Japanese ramen and sushi restaurant in town.

The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre is warning people about criminals using stolen identities to open bank accounts and submitting Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) applications in people’s names.

Transport Canada has granted approval for a pedestrian bridge that will connect a new housing subdivision to Victoria Street in Downtown Squamish over the Mamquam Blind Channel.

District of Squamish plans to boost electric vehicle charging infrastructure in town as part of an Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Plan that staff will present to council on June 9.

Living in this new normal has been quite an interesting experience. Going from a fast pace lifestyle to living in

BC Ferries is increasing service on the Vancouver (Horseshoe Bay)–Sunshine Coast (Langdale) route from today to better match capacity with

I recently wrote to the council and I’m hoping they will implement some measures to address two dangerous blind corners on Wilson Crescent.

Squamish RCMP are reminding the community that kids are back in school and police will be patrolling in school zones through the month.

District of Squamish says it fell victim to a phishing attempt, when an employee received and acted upon a fraudulent email from an outside entity.

BC Hydro is planning power outages in areas of Valleycliffe and Garibaldi Highlands next week.

District of Squamish will allow local businesses to create and expand patios on vacant lands, sidewalks or in parking stalls.

The District of Squamish has resumed front counter services at Municipal Hall.  District is now offering in-person service between 10 am and 3 pm.

There is very little evidence of COVID-19 community transmissions in the Vancouver Coastal Health region, says Mark Lysyshyn, the deputy chief medical health officer at VCH.

BC Parks has warned that vehicles parked illegally at Shannon Falls Provincial Park and Murrin Provincial Parks will be towed.  

The Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) is warning people about traffic disruptions and delays as work takes place on Village Gate Blvd at Highway 99.