The proponent behind an all-rental building on Tantalus Road is asking the district for a parking variance of 24 spaces.

May is Lyme Awareness Month, as many of you may know. It is through education and advocacy that Lyme disease

Constructing two raised crosswalks and one speed table on Highlands Way North, and closing Pitlochry at Pia are two short-term options the district is considering to address speeding concerns in the neighbourhoods.

Squamish area was among 17 Metro Vancouver communities that set a new daily heat record on May 10. The Squamish

Local gardeners could be planting garlic as early as this fall and growing food in the new community garden by the spring of this year.

Dear Squamish, It’s not you, it’s me.  Who am I kidding? It was a bit of you too! After a

Squamish RCMP are investigating a theft in which the suspects stole $15,000 worth of electronic and outdoor equipment.

The 63rd annual festival was supposed to take place from July 30 and August 3, but has now been postponed to the summer of 2021.

Dear reader, Squamish Reporter has been bringing you local news for close to a decade, for several years as a

Vancouver Police are recommending multiple charges against two men who stole a large quantity of personal protective equipment – including more than 6,000 masks – from a retirement home last week.

District will delay hiring staff and reduce travel and conference budgets as part of changes related to COVID-19.

Alice Lake Provincial Park and Brackendale Eagles Provincial Park are two local provincial parks that will open for day use on May 14.

Update: Ilya “George” Baschmakow has been located by Squamish RCMP — Squamish RCMP are asking for the public’s assistance in

The Squamish Public Library building may be closed, but there are still lots of ways to access its free digital resources from home.

Conservation Officer Service say they have received several reports of bears accessing backyard BBQs.

The official BC Wildfire Service mobile app is now available, providing real-time wildfire information and an interactive map that users

A headline asked what will you do when this pandemic is over? Good question. It’s a different world we live

A Squamish entrepreneur has applied to rezone land on Cleveland Avenue to build a four-storey hotel in Downtown Squamish.

A man in his 20s was killed in a collision on Highway 99 at Gonzales Creek Bridge, about three kilometres

The Squamish RCMP and Sea to Sky Traffic Services impounded five cars in a week for speeding on Highway 99.

Woodfibre LNG is extending the application period of its Community Sponsorship Program from two weeks to eight weeks.

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.