They won’t be wearing capes, but these local COVID-19 heroes will be more than happy to do your groceries or run your errands.

More than 500 people in BC have now recovered from COVID-19, according to the BC Government.

Squamish RCMP are warning people about a suspicious man checking car doors along Valley Drive in Valleycliffe.

BC has received one million surgical masks as the province prepares the health system for COVID-19.

More than seven-in-ten Canadians believe people who have behaved inappropriately during the COVID-19 outbreak should face legal consequences, according to a poll by Research Co. 

A local developer has submitted rezoning application for 12 homes in the Wilson Crescent neighbourhood in Dentville.

The Squamish-Lillooet Regional District will temporarily close Furry Creek beach access and dike trails today due to people not observing the two-distance recommendation.

The BC Coroners Service confirmed the first COVID-19 community death, which means a death that didn't occur in the hospital or a care home.

The District said it is taking measures to avoid lay-offs of employees where possible and has developed a COVID-19-specific program that is working to redeploy regular employees.

A six-years-old is sending healing vibes to all those affected by COVID-19 through the traditional Squamish Nation dance and prayer.

Don’t share joints, vapes, pipes, or bongs—you may be passing more than you think.

The Province is providing a $3-million emergency grant to the Food Banks British Columbia.

A man in Comox on Vancouver lsland has been fined $10,000 for cutting a tree that had a Bald Eagle nest.  

District of Squamish said it will remove portable toilets from town because of lack of operational resources during the time

Bylaw officers and Squamish RCMP will begin patrolling in town to seek voluntary compliance of the two-metre social distancing guidelines.

Woodfibre LNG has applied to the BC Environmental Assessment Agency for an extension to the assessment certificate.

The British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) is warning the public about a scam where fraudsters are offering a change to work from home as securities traders during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Squamish Chamber of Commerce is encouraging the community to buy local and be a Squamish Champion in this difficult time for businesses.

BC Parks has closed the day-use gate at the Alice Lake to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.

The BC Association of Farmers’ Markets (BCAFM) is helping markets move online to provide consumers with locally grown and prepared food products.

BC Hydro says it will be cancelling all power outages in the province, except in the case of an emergency. 

A Downtown Squamish sushi joint will recognize first responders and frontline health care workers by offering them a free meal this weekend.

The BC Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy has banned open burning in Sea to Sky region and several parts of Metro Vancouver due to COVID-19.

London Drugs is dedicating one hour of store timing for health care workers and first responders.

As many as 65 per cent of tourism-related businesses in Squamish say they have had cancelled bookings, according to a survey by Tourism Squamish.