Squamish RCMP have issued violation tickets to a man for setting off fireworks that caused a fire.

A three-storey parkade, height, views and public space were some of the concerns shared by Squamish council on May 12 as they brainstormed a potential development on arguably the most important corner of Downtown Squamish.

The Conservation Officer Service (COS) has received eight reports of bears bluff charging both people and off-leash dogs in Whistler.

A local citizen’s long-standing complaint about pothole on a Dentville sidewalk will go unheeded because of more pressing infrastructure priorities.

Squamish RCMP have charged a Squamish man and woman for theft and possession of drugs that were found in a trailer near the Cheekeye substation.

A new made-in-B.C. resource called the Lifeguard App has been launched to protect users from drug overdose.  

Squamish RCMP has recovered a stolen boat worth $267,000 and seized cannabis worth $90,000 from a property in Squamish Valley.

The Resort Municipality of Whistler has opened all local parks in Whistler for public use. Some select amenities in the parks, however, remain closed.

Health and social service workers who deliver in-person, front-line care to some of B.C.’s most vulnerable people will receive a financial boost through temporary COVID-19 pandemic pay.

Whether you are a homeowner, a business, or a developer, everyone wants to get the best value for their investment. And yet how do we square the public need with private interest and the inherent conflict they generate?

A ‘high-quality, people-oriented’ and comfortable public space is being proposed by a developer in Downtown Squamish.

The District of Squamish wants the province to give more funding to RCMP and allocate money based on the increase in tourism and industrial activity as well as population.

When it comes to cooking at home, nothing is more valuable in your kitchen than your spice rack and a

District of Squamish has reopened the Brennan Park tennis courts. The Eaglewind tennis courts will open next week, while the

The Squamish Farmers Market is back, but with some COVID-19 restrictions. The first farmers market took place on May 9, and will be held every Saturday, from 10 to 3 pm until October 31.

A group of local doctors and nurses have raised more than $8,000 for local charities while taking part in a

Woodfibre LNG is not meeting its standard for engaging the local community, according to the District of Squamish.

The Sea to Sky Gondola is inviting the community to its first virtual concert featuring the local band, The Hairfarmers.

Squamish RCMP says there will be an increase in police presence this long weekend.

Conservation Officer Service will continue to patrols provincial parks this long weekend to ensure public safety.

SD 48 says school staff and maintenance crews are preparing local school buildings for new COVID-19 standards before increasing the number of people at each site.

For two weeks this February, downtown business owner Kirstin French took a vow of silence and started a slow probe into the inner recesses of her mind.  

Police arrested a 67-year-old man from Squamish for shoplifting in Whistler.

BC Parks has now included Stawamus Chief Provincial Park in the list of provincial parks that will reopen today, May 14.

Gone are the days where we are all packed into a flying tin can owned by a company who’s margins are so tight that if the flight is less than 90% full they are not making a profit.