Squamish News

It was in May last year the province changed the law to allow local government to authority to zone properties just for rentals with an aim to increase housing affordability.  

The Sea to Sky Gondola is likely to reopen next spring, says the gondola company. The gondola was shut down after its cable was cut last week. The RCMP is holding a criminal investigation into the incident.  

Tourism Squamish and the Squamish Chamber of Commerce are organising a job fair for employees of the Sea to Sky Gondola.

The plan will determine primary objectives, prepare dike design drawings and cost estimates and plan for adjacent land uses and infrastructure to accommodate the required upgrades.

The Squamish Chamber of Commerce is inviting the community to share photos, videos and posts about their favourite moment from the gondola on a new Facebook page.

Squamish RCMP says a vigilant neighbour was able to report suspicious activity in Garibaldi Highlands.

Squamish RCMP isn’t ruling out possibility of criminal activity as it begins investigation into the collapse of Gondola early morning. The RCMP is also urging people to avoid the area.

The Sea to Sky Gondola has been closed after a ‘major lift incident but, but no injuries have been reported.

A mini adventure hub for an eco-toilet. That is the trade-off a local developer is proposing to the Squamish council as part of a plan change for Community Amenity Contribution.

Crews will work in the area between Guilford Drive and McNaughton Park to remove log jams and repair a section of the trail that is washed out.