Squamish News
Squamish resident launches website to compare election candidates
Jeff Kirdeikis has launched SquamishVoters.com, a free guide comparing candidates ahead of Squamish’s October 17 municipal election.
Squamish to hold hearing on new steep-slope development rules
Squamish council will hold an October 6 public hearing on proposed development rules for mapped steep-slope areas.
Parent asks District to close gap in Hunter Place bike route
A Squamish parent is asking council to extend a Hunter Place bike lane to improve the route home from school.
Second Avenue project would secure three homes as permanent rentals
Housing agreements before Squamish council would secure three of 15 homes in a Second Avenue development as market rentals in perpetuity.
Weiler calls for fresh examination of Sea to Sky gas prices
MP Patrick Weiler asks the BC Utilities Commission to examine Sea to Sky gasoline prices, retail margins and competition.
Monster machines take over Britannia Mine Museum for Halloween
Britannia Mine Museum hosts Halloween activities October 17–18 and 24–25, with monster machines, underground tours and science demonstrations.
Open letter: Give us a public accounting of parking variances
Dear Mayor and Council, This is an open letter to the public. There are a number of issues caused by
Squamish apologizes to Squamish Nation for intergenerational harm
The District of Squamish has formally acknowledged the harms inflicted on generations of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation) by colonial
Visibility, communication gaps contributed to Woodfibre LNG boat collision: TSB
The TSB found visibility, communication and lookout gaps contributed to a 2024 collision that sank a workboat at the Woodfibre LNG site.
Squamish library seeks $100,000 for mobile service vehicle
Squamish Public Library is asking for $100,000 in 2027 for an electric cargo van to expand outreach and service its Brennan Park pickup lockers.