RCMP has notified the Independent Investigations Office of British Columbia (IIO BC) of an incident in North Vancouver that resulted in a woman’s death in Squamish.

A Whistler couple is selling a cabin on their land in the Emerald Estates area for just $123. They would

Are you falling in love, or falling victim? Canadians engaging in online relationships need to be wary of potential romance

On February 4, 2020 at approximately 11:00 AM, Whistler RCMP were advised that a victim had been defrauded of thousands

An annual Squamish Valley farm tour with farm-to-table dinner and events around food. A strongly branded “Made in the Squamish

Diners may soon find more farmed oysters and fewer Atlantic salmon on their plates as climate change warms Canada’s Pacific coast.

Squamish RCMP is urging the community to be aware of items in their surroundings after police seized meth near a sidewalk.

As many as 60 per cent of people who took part in a district-led survey say there aren’t enough art, culture, and heritage events in Squamish.

The demolition of the Catholic church on Fourth Avenue is yet another reminder of how rapidly our little town is growing, stretching, and flexing in many ways and in many directions.

If you have recently lost your cell phone or important documents, those can be obtained from Squamish RCMP.

A central hub park and three smaller pocket parks is what Polygon Homes is offering to build at the controversial Garibaldi Springs subdivision, which was approved by the council in 2018.

Virtual reality has helped a mother reunite with her daughter who died of a rare incurable disease three years ago when she

A tax preparer has been sentences to three years of jail for false credits and fictitious losses, according to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).

Squamish Days Loggers Sports festival is looking for volunteers to help create a community festival that has celebrated the logging and forestry history of Squamish for the last 62 years.

Two local companies are making it easy for the community to be part of the reopening of the Sea to Sky Gondola on February 14.

Heidi Nielsen is hosting a Letting Go fundraiser, where some of her possessions—crystals, jewellery, clothes—will be on sale.

The Passenger Transportation Board has approved the application of two ride hailing companies to operate in the Lower Mainland and the Sea to Sky.

Two new cases of the presumptive Coronavirus have been confirmed in BC, taking the number of people affected by the virus to four.

The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society – British Columbia (CPAWS-BC) has welcomed the conviction of illegal fishing in the Hecate

The District of Squamish has started a process to evaluate options to replace Municipal Hall, one of the critical facilities identified for replacement by the 2019 Real Estate and Facilities (REF) Master Plan.

Stay calm and take one bite at a time. Now that cannabis edibles are hitting retail shelves, Vancouver Coastal Health

The street market showcases vendors, food trucks, local craft beer and cider, music, entertainment, live art in the park and car show in the heart of Downtown Squamish.

As the number of people confirmed to have contracted a new strain of coronavirus continues to rise, Canadians are remaining relatively calm, at least when they consider the situation domestically.

On January 28, 2020, at approximately 1:20 PM, Whistler RCMP attempted to conduct a traffic stop in the market place

Squamish RCMP is warning the public about phone scams and internet frauds being attempted in town.