Squamish News

​The Britannia Mine Museum is launching a new educational temporary exhibit this summer exploring the antimicrobial properties of copper and how it has been used in the battle against superbugs and other diseases throughout history.

A local developer is urging the council to reject a proposed rezoning of land in north Crumpit Woods area of Valleycliffe.

Mayor Karen Elliott has written a letter to the province asking it to reimagine public safety and community health services and to transform the way BC invests in public safety.

​District of Squamish plans to rezone two large land parcels in Valleycliffe and Garibaldi Highlands to discourage large-lot single family homes.

​The District of Squamish is moving towards giving first and second reading to a bylaw to prohibit the commercial bottling and export of water withing the district.

​BC Parks has closed several climbing routes at the Stawamus Chief to protect the Peregrine Falcons in the South Gully, Memorial Ledge, and Squamish Buttress areas.

A Squamish lawayer has been fined $10,000 by the Law Society of BC for failing to advance a client's file for five years.

It will allow for the construction of 200-metres of new sea dike that will upgrade the shoreline and improve coastal flood protection for Downtown Squamish.

Squamish RCMP are investigating a bitcoin scam in Squamish.

On June 28, at about 6 pm, a driver was driving south on Highway 99 at Cleveland Avenue when he was rear ended by a pickup truck.