Mother bear, three cubs sighted along Mashiter Trail
May 12, 2019Squamish
A mother bear and three cubs have been sighted along the Mashiter trail.
Squamish breaks hot weather record
May 10, 2019Squamish
Squamish recorded a hot 29.5 celsius yesterday, nearly three degree hotter than the temperature recorded on May 9 in 1968.
Five motorcycles impounded for excessive speeding on Highway 99
May 10, 2019Life
The motorcycles were stopped by police and the operators were issued violation tickets of $368 for excessive speed.
Citizen wants council to act on polluted Dentville slough
May 9, 2019Squamish
Grocery carts, an old TV and discarded children’s toys are just some of the things she and her partner have seen on the banks or in the slough.
SPCA saves cat who swallowed 100 hair bands
May 8, 2019BC/Canada
Hugo is recovering at the Vancouver SPCA after having surgery to remove about 100 hair bands and elastics from his stomach.
Squamish RCMP responds to child falling from Porteau Cove dock
May 7, 2019Squamish
BC Ambulance and Lions Bay Fire Department were on scene attending to the child and had transported her to a waiting Air Ambulance.
Squamish hospital staff recognized
May 7, 2019Squamish
Vancouver Coastal Health organised a brunch at Hilltop House to recognize staff with five or more years with VCH, including Sea-to-Sky manager, Meghan Thompson.
BC Hydro warns customers about a new email scam
May 6, 2019BC/Canada
BC Hydro is warning customers about a new twist on a scam that trick people into providing their private banking information.
Young driver’s licence suspended for excessive speeding on Highway 99
May 6, 2019Sea to Sky
The officer submitted a report to RoadSafetyBC requesting a review of the driver's licence in consideration of a driving prohibition.
Crime prevention grants for two Squamish organisations
May 6, 2019Squamish
Two Squamish organisations are among 170 organisations across BC who will be receiving crime prevention grants from the province.
Loren is Conservative party MP candidate for Sea to Sky riding
May 6, 2019Sea to Sky
West Vancouver businesswoman, Gabrielle Loren, has won the nomination for Conservative party MP candidate for the West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country.
Parking variance sought for new Valleycliffe development
May 2, 2019Squamish
The developer proposes to rezone a land parcel in the neighborhood for a three-storey apartment building on Maple Drive, behind the newly opened The Backyard pub.
Police urge caution after string of thefts in Ravenswood
May 1, 2019Squamish
On Monday, April 27, Squamish RCMP received several reports of theft from vehicles in the Ravenswood neighbourhood.
Police impound luxury vehicle for overspeeding near Porteau Cove
May 1, 2019Sea to Sky
Police say the driver was a novice and officers found evidence that the vehicle had been impounded previously for the same offence.
SPCA identifies person who dumped newborn kittens in Vancouver dumpster
May 1, 2019BC/Canada
The BC SPCA has identified the individual responsible for the deaths of two newborn kittens who died after being abandoned on April 19.
Judd Beach Trails, Merrill Park, Stawamus River Dike among planned off-leash areas
May 1, 2019Squamish
The survey findings will help district in a planned pilot project to introduce off-leash opportunities at certain popular parks, trails and nature areas.
Full line-up announced for Squamish Constellation Festival
April 29, 2019Squamish
The Squamish Constellation Festival has just announced exciting new additions to the line-up of the inaugural festival taking place in Hendrickson Field, Squamish on July 26 - 28, 2019.
Immunization campaign: Squamish parents to receive letters from VCH
April 29, 2019Squamish
Most children in BC are immune to measles because they have had two doses of vaccine, according to the health agency.
Three charged following drug bust in Lions Bay
April 28, 2019Squamish
Squamish RCMP has charged three people in a drug bust case in Lions Bay last July.
Two pedestrians struck in Garibaldi Highlands
April 25, 2019Squamish
Two pedestrians were struck in separate incidents in the Garibaldi Highlands on Sunday, April 21, according to Squamish RCMP.
SPCA investigating case of newborn kittens abandoned in Vancouver dumpster
April 24, 2019Squamish
The BC SPCA is seeking the public’s help in solving a case involving two newborn kittens who were stuffed inside a plastic bag and abandoned in a Vancouver dumpster on April 19.
Squamish Spit road is closed to traffic until further notice
April 24, 2019Squamish
The Spit Road has been closed to traffic until further notice as the central estuary restoration projects gets underway.
Child care with rooftop play area planned in Park Royal Mall
April 24, 2019BC/Canada
The new child care facility will be located in the North side of the mall, in an existing two-storey unit at the rear of the mall, to the west of the Bay.
Local dad wants council to build sidewalks on Second Avenue
April 23, 2019Squamish
He also wants council to enforce basic zoning bylaws so that high traffic retails businesses are not able to operate in areas where there are no sidewalks.
Seasonal officers hired for Conservation Officers hired for Squamish and Whistler
April 19, 2019Sea to Sky
Six new seasonal officers are being added to the Conservation Service, along with two seasonal First Nations officers for Westbank and Haida Gwaii.





















