Squamish News

The supply of homes continues to outstrip demand in Metro Vancouver as home sales record a dramatic drop this September compared to last.

District of Squamish has received an application for a new industrial building on Queens Way, across from Kal Tire in the business park area in Squamish.

The tragic accident happened on Saturday, October 27th, at approximately 3:20 pm, police said.

The festival will take place in the Hendrickson Field from July 26-28, 2019, amidst the stunning backdrop of the Squamish Chief.

Refresh Market returns to the West Coast Railway Heritage Park in Squamish for its largest market of the year with 100 local artists, makers, and shops on November 16.

The project will consist of raising, widening and adding rip-rap erosion protection for roughly 1.2km of dike along the Upper Judd Slough in Brackendale.

The survey, open through October 31, 2018, will inform the development of options for discussion with Council and the community.

The Government of BC is giving $5,000 to Squamish Dirt Bike Association to improve trail riding conditions and promote rider safety on one of the local trails.

The District of Squamish is looking for a permanent location for “This Beautiful Day” art installation that is currently installed in Downtown Squamish.

Squamish citizens have elected Karen Elliott to be the new Mayor. With the exception of Doug Race, there will be five new people in the council.