A rental building being proposed in Brackendale will come before the council with requests for variances on 15 parking spots. 

A recent survey by Rakuten.ca revealed that 57% of Canadians would rather take more vacation time than an equivalent pay increase. In fact, 26% of Canadians plan to take four weeks or more of vacation time in 2020.

Mayor Karen Elliott says the district will consider a bus to Alice and Brohm lakes as part of district’s transit plan.

Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for Howe Sound as well for Metro Vancouver.

Garibaldi at Squamish said it plans to drill test wells this year as it explores a water source on the mountain.

Mamquam Road above Quest University to the residential areas is open, and continues to be accessed through the Garibaldi Highlands.

The Sea to Sky Gondola is ramping up to open in two weeks, and is offering special offers and looking for staff to rebuild its team.

Sophia Cote, a public policy manager for Lyft says Squamish will have to wait longer as the company struggles to find drivers for the region.

District of Squamish Wildlife Educator says locals may see an increase in coyote activity over the next few months.

Health authorities in BC have tested as many as 114 samples for the Coronavirus. Only one result has so far been positive.

It is a new year, a new day, but the same great spirit. Community is invited to be part of the Multicultural Day at Totem Hall on Saturday, February 1, from 1 pm to 4 pm.

For Metro Vancouver, Bowen Island and Gibsons, there will be a break Friday afternoon as the warm front lifts north towards Squamish.

It would take millions of dollars to upgrade every aspect of the Brennan Park Recreation Centre, and the town’s tax base simply isn’t big enough for that, a senior district official says.

The public is advised to stay clear of the fast-flowing rivers and potentially unstable riverbanks during the high-river-level period.

Throughout the weekend the Raven Fest will also be raising also funds for the Lisa Korthals Memorial bursary which helps educate aspiring female backcountry guides. 

The Resort Municipality of Whistler is inviting local non-profits to apply for the 2020 Community Enrichment Program.

Government of BC is creating a new fairness office – focused on customer fairness – that is more independent from ICBC.

According to the latest population figures released by agency, the town’s population is on the decline.

Squamish RCMP conducted routine school zone traffic enforcement in town and issued seven violation tickets for speeding in a school zone.

The Province says it will develop a free mental health counselling and referral service for post-secondary students throughout British Columbia.

Vancouver Police have released a photo of a man suspected of stealing Indigenous regalia and drums in Vancouver earlier this month, and are appealing to the thief or anyone who knows the whereabouts of the stolen items to return them.

District of Squamish is inviting the community to attend an open house on Economic Development to be held in Downtown Squamish.

The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure (MOTI) is currently working on short-term improvements to Cleveland Avenue to address safety concerns.

It would also mean upgrades on the primary intersection at Loggers Lane and Centennial Way, including creating a roundabout design.

The person is a male in his forties and a resident in the Vancouver Coastal Health region. He travels regularly to China for work and was in Wuhan city on his most recent trip