Squamish News

The Sea to Sky Gondola is ramping up to open in two weeks, and is offering special offers and looking for staff to rebuild its team.

Sophia Cote, a public policy manager for Lyft says Squamish will have to wait longer as the company struggles to find drivers for the region.

District of Squamish Wildlife Educator says locals may see an increase in coyote activity over the next few months.

It is a new year, a new day, but the same great spirit. Community is invited to be part of the Multicultural Day at Totem Hall on Saturday, February 1, from 1 pm to 4 pm.

It would take millions of dollars to upgrade every aspect of the Brennan Park Recreation Centre, and the town’s tax base simply isn’t big enough for that, a senior district official says.

According to the latest population figures released by agency, the town’s population is on the decline.

Squamish RCMP conducted routine school zone traffic enforcement in town and issued seven violation tickets for speeding in a school zone.

District of Squamish is inviting the community to attend an open house on Economic Development to be held in Downtown Squamish.

The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure (MOTI) is currently working on short-term improvements to Cleveland Avenue to address safety concerns.

It would also mean upgrades on the primary intersection at Loggers Lane and Centennial Way, including creating a roundabout design.