Two cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed at a care home in West Vancouver.

Fortis BC is proposing four amendments to its Environmental Assessment Certificate to expand a portion of its existing natural gas line.

An off-leash dog pilot project in Squamish still remains in the proposed stage because of council agendas being too full.

BC Government has announced seven new cases of COVID-19, for a total of 46 cases in British Columbia.

Squamish RCMP is looking for any information leading to suspects who vandalised two cars on Government Road.

Former council candidate and businessman Rajan Hans is announcing a new scholarship of $1,000 for high school seniors at the Howe Sound Secondary School.

The mountain looms over Squamish but rarely receives a second thought. How many communities have such a spectacular geographic feature

Squamish RCMP issued tickets to three drivers who were going above the speed limit on Highway 99.

Seven people have tested positive for the coronavirus in the province, according to the latest update by the BC government.

District of Squamish says it plans to redesign the Tantalus Road and Garibaldi Way intersection after a tragic accident that claimed the life of a toddler on February 28.

The National Police Federation says it is engaged and is supporting all the members involved in the police incident that led to the death of a man in Whistler on March 8.

It would cost $25 million to build a parkade for 400 vehicles in Downtown Squamish, according to a consultant report that was commissioned by the district.

The Squamish Hilltop House Support Society is looking for volunteer Class 4 drivers for a brand-new bus the society is getting soon.

Squamish ranked fourth among the top five communities in BC for bear activity in 2019, according to a wildlife update that will be presented to the council tomorrow.

The province is funding three new buses and a roof replacement at the Squamish Elementary School as part of a funding program.

As many as 615,600 visitors spent an estimated $95.2 million in Squamish in 2018, according to the latest Squamish Tourism Impact Study report.

A resident of the Lynn Valley care center in North Vancouver has died of coronavirus, according to the latest update by the BC Government.

RCMP have notified the Independent Investigations Office of British Columbia (IIO BC) of an incident which resulted in the death of a man in Whistler.

Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) is advising people of possible traffic delays in the coming weeks.

BC Government is recommending social distancing and forgoing usual greeting such as handshake or hugs as it deals with new cases of  coronavirus in the province.

Government of BC announced six new cases of coronavirus in BC, with two being reported from a long-term care facility in the Lynn Valley area of North Vancouver.

Squamish RCMP is investigating a case where a local woman who was the target of a scam two years ago was again defrauded of $5,000 recently.

Tourism Whistler has launched a new mobile live chat service to help visitors seeking information.

District of Squamish may be granting more parking variances beyond the downtown core if developers commit to net zero energy construction or green building measures such as LEED and passive housing.

The people behind the proposed 30-unit, four-storey apartment building in Brackendale are holding a public information meeting to present details of their application.