Squamish News
Five reasons Squamish is the best place to live in BC
People often ask why I care so much about Squamish. Some of it is my job, since I help families
Walk n Roll returns to downtown Squamish, honours accessibility advocate D’Arcy McCrea
The second annual Walk n Roll will take place in downtown Squamish on Saturday, September 19, celebrating people with disabilities and promoting accessibility and inclusion.
WLNG lawsuits would be dismissed under proposed $142-million Squamish agreement
Legal proceedings Woodfibre LNG commenced against the District of Squamish in 2025 and 2026 would be dismissed by consent if
Paula de Jong announces bid for SLRD Area D director
Paula de Jong, the current alternate director for SLRD Area D, has announced her candidacy for the director’s seat.
A former Squamish councillor’s advice to candidates: Spend wisely and listen to the public
As Squamish approaches an important municipal election, we must consider not only the issues facing our community, but also the
PearlSpace urges candidates to act on intimate partner violence
PearlSpace is calling on municipal candidates across the Sea to Sky to commit to five actions addressing intimate partner violence
DesJardins pitches zero tax increases in Squamish council bid
Squamish council candidate Janice DesJardins has released her election platform, calling for zero property tax increases, referendums on major capital
Council should vote no on proposed Woodfibre LNG agreement: Sean Easton
Mayoral candidate Sean Easton argues Squamish council should reject the proposed Woodfibre LNG agreement and seek a deal tied to lasting community benefits.
Squamish campaign season shouldn’t reset the clock
As another municipal election approaches, candidates are once again telling us what they’re going to do for Squamish. Several current
Death Cafe Squamish celebrates 10 years of meaningful conversation
This November, Death Cafe Squamish celebrates 10 years of gathering together to talk about one of the most universal—and often