District of Squamish has received a development permit application for a new industrial building in the business park. The application

The District of Squamish is planning to construct a three-metre-wide paved, multi-use trail path along ‘lower’ Clarke Drive from Highway 99 to Guilford Drive to extend the existing Corridor Trail that connects to Downtown.

Squamish Fire Rescue has lifted the campfire ban across the District of Squamish effective as of Tuesday, April 28 at noon.

The District of Squamish said it is saddened to learn about the passing of Terrill Patterson. “The outpouring of respect

Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) is expanding access to COVID-19 testing and is urging anyone with symptoms to get tested.

Back in 2015, the Willow Park playground didn’t meet the needs of the local community, a community full of young

Phase 1 is located at the north end of the Garibaldi Springs site with access from Doward Drive, and the application is currently under review with the district.

Tributes are pouring online in memory of local icon Terrill Patterson, who passed away on Friday, April 24.  

Amidst the news reports of a relentless pandemic, I smile during a facetime chat with my niece, Hillary, as she

Listen to the birds chirping over the Squamish Chief mountain, or the trees swaying in the Squamish wind — while

The accident in Garibaldi Estates that claimed the life of a two-year-old girl in February was a tragic reminder of how unsafe the intersection in and around Garibaldi Way and Tantalus Road is for pedestrians, bikers and even drivers.

The District of Squamish might defer penalty on unpaid property taxes for three months as part of a local COVID-19 relief measure.

The District of Squamish is urging residents to consider essential trips only to the Squamish landfill until after the COVID-19

Since announcing its COVID-19 Relief Fund on April 1, BC Hydro has had over 500 reported incidents of attempted scams targeting its customers. 

Squamish RCMP has responded to seven fire complaints over this week, and it is tying up police resources.

The recent banging of pots at 7 pm to recognize the extremely valuable work of emergency and medical workers should motivate us all to think about the future for them?

A group of Brackendale residents are inviting people to sign a petition asking the district to refuse variances for a

Squamish RCMP are asking the community to stick to pots and pans, and other noise-making instruments while applauding front-line workers.

District of Squamish is in the process of swapping land with Church on 99 on the highway to enable access

The Fur-Bearers, a non-profit society, is offering a $2,000 reward for information leading to the person or persons responsible for

The Squamish Hilltop House Support Society members are excited about a brand new bus that arrived at the Hilltop House

Squamish Historical Society wants to know more about the origin and the purpose of the quilt—something that even Mary didn’t know about.

Conservation Officers are investigating the suspected poisoning of two coyotes and several dogs in Pemberton. In the last few weeks,

The Ministry of Energy, Mines, and Petroleum Resources has issued a Quarry permit for Lot 509 and 510, also known as Cheema Lands.

With National Sibling Day having passed few weeks ago, I’ve taken some time to look back at the memories I’ve shared with my own sibling and the impact that they have had on me.