Squamish Community Christmas Care’s motto is “community caring for community by filling hampers with gifts, food and love in the

Editor’s Note: Please support independent journalism in Squamish. Subscribe to the Squamish Reporter. Squamish residents are looking at a possible

Local non-profit Housing Squamish has hired two new people. Rebecca Pousette has been named the new Housing Manager, and Carol

Kirstin French’s path to healing began with curiosity and reflection. She was in her 20s when she saw a co-worker

Capilano University has announced a slate of new programs for Fall term 2025 at its Squamish campus, which opened in

First responders have been deployed to a serious vehicle incident on the Sea to Sky Highway near the Conroy Forest

First Responders in Coquitlam are coordinating efforts to locate a homeowner after a mudslide washed away a house in a

A heavy rainfall warning is in effect for the Sea-to-Sky corridor, including Squamish, Whistler, and Highway 99, as a strong

The District of Squamish has received requests for variances on two major developments in the community. The District has received

The District of Squamish is planning new regulations to reduce single-use item waste by encouraging food service businesses to adopt

A heavy rainfall warning has been issued for Metro Vancouver, the northern Fraser Valley, Howe Sound, and parts of the

The River Forecast Centre has issued a flood watch for several areas in coastal British Columbia, including the Central Coast,

Squamish residents can expect a 9.6% tax increase, translating to an additional $250 for the average residential property in 2025.

David Suzuki – environmentalist, academic, and broadcaster – endorsed Jeremy Valeriote, the BC Green candidate in the race to become

Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for Howe Sound and surrounding areas, warning of heavy rain and strong

Over the last months I have been frequently asked for my thoughts on the upcoming Provincial election and the available

A suspect has been arrested by Vancouver Police and charged following an unprovoked attack on a woman in the downtown

The District of Squamish is implementing a permanent restriction on kiteboarding from the Watersports Beach at Sp’akw’us Feather Park due

The District of Squamish plans to work on two significant active transportation improvements on Depot Road and Victoria Street. At

The BC Conservative Party has vowed to improve regional transit services in the Sea-to-Sky corridor, focusing on expanding options to

District staff are backing a reduction in visitor parking spaces for a proposed townhouse development on Britannia Avenue, citing strong

In the last month, two local politicians have snarkily referred to the FortiBC lodge as a ‘man camp.’ While rejecting

BC NDP says it will look into bringing commuter rail back to the Sea to Sky Region. In an election

Being an effective MLA means more than just complaining about the issues facing our riding and province. It means being

The Downtown Squamish Business Improvement Association (DSBIA) is inviting the community to a festive community event, the Pumpkin Patch in