Squamish News

The Sea to Sky Gondola management says the cabins have been removed along with the pieces of the damaged cables and the main cable has been secured.

A developer’s offer for an adventure hub for an eco-toilet has yet to be approved by the council, but it has already been rejected if the feedback by the community is anything to go by.

A tribunal in Vancouver has rejected a man’s claim that he should be paid $3,000 because of damage to his car from a pothole on Highway 99.

“Young people, just starting out, deserve a shot to get ahead and build their best life. We need to make sure that cost is never a barrier to education, and we can give those who recently left school relief from the struggle to make ends meet,” said Singh.

BC Ferries says traffic modifications would be in place for motorists on Saturday, September 7 due to the RBC GranFondo Whistler cycling event from downtown Vancouver to Whistler.

A pride flag will be raised over Municipal Hall in advance of Squamish’s first community-wide celebration of LGBTQ2S+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Two-Spirited) individuals and their allies on Saturday, September 15.

District says the Squamish Waldorf and Valleycliffe Elementary school zones on Westway Avenue are being merged into one long school zone to reduce confusion about where one zone ends and the other zone begins.

Stage 1 allows for two days of sprinkler watering per week between the hours of 4 am and 10 am and 7 pm and 10 pm.

The Basecamp Café and the gift shop at the gondola will be open this weekend, according to a social media post shared by the Sea to Sky Gondola.

Want to know who Mayor Karen Elliott officially met from April to June? It wasn’t possible just a few days ago but now you can.