Squamish News
Bear traps removed from Estuary; trails remain closed
The Squamish Estuary trail network is closed until further notice after a sow had swiped at a person and knocked
Tiny Home Alliance supports Coun. John French on UBCM resolution
The Tiny Home Alliance Canada is throwing their support behind a UBCM resolution brought forward by Councillor John French about tiny homes.
Preserve trails or no support for Cheema Lands: SORCA
Squamish Off-road Cycling Association (SORCA) will not provide support for Cheema lands development unless trails on the property are preserved.
Free transit in Squamish on election day
The District of Squamish and BC Transit will be providing free transit service on election day.
Businesses support gondola with discounts for passholders
Local businesses are rallying behind the Sea to Sky Gondola by offering discounts for gondola passholders. The gondola is also
Light industrial building proposed on Queens Way
District of Squamish council will decide over issuing a development permit for one light industrial building on the undeveloped lot located at 39319 Queens Way.
Bear attack shuts down Squamish estuary trail
The Conservation Officer Service and District of Squamish are issuing a warning following a surprise encounter in the Squamish Estuary between a resident with a leashed dog and a sow with two cubs.
Rogers launches 5G network in Squamish
Rogers has launched 5G in 24 new cities and towns across British Columbia, including Squamish and Whistler.
Coyotes appear to be thriving in town: Wildlife educator
Coyote population appears to be thriving throughout Squamish, with the town experiencing a fair amount of coyote activity over the past two years, says Meg Toom, a wildlife educator for the district.
District considers pressure washing Rose Park tree
District of Squamish is considering pressure washing the flowers on a Rose Park pear tree to prevent fruit generation after concerns about it being a bear attractant.