The District of Squamish has issued caution after reports of bear activity in the Squamish Estuary. District said both incidents

John Rustad says his party would end ICBC’s monopoly and bring fair, competitive car insurance to drivers across the province.

The Competition Bureau has obtained a court order to advance its investigation into potential anti-competitive conduct by the Canadian Real

The Britannia Mine Museum is gearing up for two weekends of Halloween fun with its “Fang-tastic” event series, running on

Construction of the new Fire Hall 2 on Tantalus Road is now over, marking the completion of the second of

Trying to merge onto Cleveland Ave to leave Squamish? Repeat this mantra: Keep calm and show super-human patience. Keep calm

Residents of Squamish are invited to attend an open house on October 9 to learn about proposed amendments to the

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David Eby announced that starting next year, the average family in British Columbia will receive a $1,000 tax cut. Speaking

Squamish residents can now recycle packaging and paper at the new depot, now open to the public. It is located

An earthquake measuring 4.0 on Richter scale struck near Victoria early this morning at approximately 4:05 am today.  The earthquake’s

The Tiger Bay Development Corporation is requesting a three-year temporary use permit to establish a private skateboard training facility and

Winter tires or chains are required on the Sea to Sky Highway from October 1 to March 31. Winter tires or

Outbound Station, a popular rest stop and café along the Sea-to-Sky Highway, has applied to renew its Temporary Use Permit

The District of Squamish plans to restrict pedestrian use of the Mamquam River rail bridge, frequently used by those walking

Aimed at helping people buy their first home, the federal government has announced mortgage reforms that mark the most significant

The District of Squamish is set to make key decisions regarding public transit improvements as part of a proposed three-year

BC Transit is introducing white and green colours for its new fleet to showcase its commitment to climate-friendly transit. In

Delegates at the 2024 Union of British Columbia Municipalities (UBCM) conference have endorsed a resolution calling for the provincial government

BC NDP leader David Eby visited new housing developments in the Lower Mainland as part of his comprehensive action plan,

The District of Squamish is preparing to regulate e-bikes and other electric mobility devices as they increase in popularity. In

Local non-profit Housing Squamish seeks over $2.3 million from the District of Squamish as part of a five-year partnership agreement from

Voters in the West Vancouver-Sea to Sky region are encouraged to attend a candidate debate on nature and climate issues,

The BC Green Party is proposing a $1.5 billion investment into a non-profit housing fund and the introduction of vacancy

District of Squamish has granted approvals for a new development consisting of 1,215 homes in Brackendale. Construction has begun on