Squamish News
Manoomin Collective brings Indigenous cultures together in Squamish
Melissa Arnott has a full schedule. She juggles her full time job at Destination BC focusing on Indigenous relations, tourism
CapU Squamish Campus rolls out 7 Summer Program Intensives
Capilano University has unveiled seven summer program intensives for 2026 at its Squamish campus, offering students unique learning opportunities that
Squamish volunteers upgrade popular Wonderland Trail
Volunteers with the Squamish Trails Society (STS), the Squamish Off-Road Cycling Association (SORCA) and Squamish Adaptive Mountain Biking (SAMBA), are
School District 48 reaches out to families after Tumbler Ridge tragedy
The Sea to Sky School District has sent a letter to families addressing the emotional impact of a deadly shooting
District working on a temporary housing site in Downtown Squamish
The District of Squamish is working to select a site for a temporary housing program in downtown Squamish. The announcement
District aims to include Squamish parks in national conservation database
The District of Squamish is considering recognizing dozens of municipally owned parks and green spaces as conservation lands in the
District explores ways to fast-track housing developments
The District of Squamish will consider a package of measures on Tuesday aimed at streamlining development approvals and spurring housing
B.C. Greens won’t renew partnership with NDP
The BC Green Caucus has announced it will not renew its cooperation agreement with the governing BC NDP, marking the end of a
DWIFT Housing aims to sell homes at cost in Squamish
When Sean Easton and his family were bounced between rentals in Squamish, living in a trailer, evicted once after a
Squamish partners with B.C. on homelessness response program
The District of Squamish will soon offer new housing options for people at risk of or experiencing homelessness as it