Squamish News
Squamish RCMP seek owner of stolen tools, mountain bike
Squamish RCMP are seeking the owners of stolen tool boxes and a mountain bike that was recovered by police. On
Whistle cessation at CN crossing possible but not guaranteed: District
A report to the Council on the proposed Hunter Place development notes that whistle cessation may be possible at the
Mamquam Sewer Project to cost $1.2 million more; construction begins in 2022
The Mamquam Sewer Project is likely to cost approximately $1.2 million more than what had been originally budgeted, according to
One held for stealing from Squamish COVID clinic; gun, ammunition seized
Squamish RCMP have arrested one person for stealing from the local COVID-vaccination clinic, and also seized weapons from the suspect.
Council moves to ban single-use plastic items in Squamish
District of Squamish Council is moving to ban the sale of single-use plastic items in the community. On December 14,
First net-zero building of Squamish proposed on Second Avenue
District of Squamish Council will vote on giving first reading to the town’s first net-zero mixed-use or apartment building in
Council adds conditions for renovating or building suites in flood-prone areas
District of Squamish Council voted to add two conditions on renovating or building secondary suites in flood-prone areas in the
Group to block Horseshoe Bay ferry, Iron Workers Memorial Bridge tomorrow
A group of activists is planning to block Highway 1 and disrupt Monday morning rush hour on the North Shore.
Sea to Sky transit workers to go on strike at 5 am on Saturday
The union representing Sea to Sky transit workers has announced a strike at 5 a.m. on Saturday, January 29. “We
COVID vaccination: VCH makes arrangement for special-needs children
Vancouver Coastal Health has individual rooms available for children with special needs and those who need quiet space during COVID-19