Squamish News
Britannia Mine Museum turns up the fun with summer events
This summer, the Britannia Mine Museum is turning up the fun by hosting a series of events to celebrate Canada Day
Garibaldi Provincial Park campgrounds closed due to aggressive bear
Campgrounds in Garibaldi Provincial Park have been closed due to an aggressive bear. BC Parks and the Conservation Officer Service
Rotary Club honours Maureen Mackell with Paul Harris Fellow Award
The Rotary Club of Squamish presented Maureen Mackell with a Paul Harris Fellow Award on June 23 for her service
Tourism Squamish invites locals to share views on tourism
Tourism Squamish is asking Squamish-area residents to share their perspectives on tourism. This online survey, which is open for public
Special weather statement for Sea to Sky
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for Sea to Sky. First hot stretch of the summer for the south
New Community Futures manager to focus on youth entrepreneurship
The new manager at the Community Futures Howe Sound plans to get more local youth involved in entrepreneurship. Kieran Hale,
Development permit applied for Third Avenue development
Polygon Homes have applied for a development permit for a mixed-use building on Third Avenue that also proposes a neighbourhood
COS kill bear that attacked woman in Pemberton
The Conservation Officer Service Predator Attack Team has put down one black bear following an attack on a woman walking
Passes now available to access Garibaldi, Joffre Lakes Provincial Parks
Summer Day-Use Passes are now available to access Golden Ears, Joffre Lakes, and select trailheads at Garibaldi Provincial Park. Book
Transit strike ends as workers sign new contract
Unifor Local 114 members voted today to ratify a new contract with PW Transit, effectively ending the longest transit strike