Squamish News

The small timber fire that began Saturday evening is completely contained and fire crews are on mop up stage. Mop-up occurs after a fire, or any part of a fire, is controlled.

Many enhancements to tourism in Squamish don’t need big money but mere attention to nuance and detail. Signs, like the one above, are either not properly visible or they are marred by graffiti.

The Squamish Reporter has been shortlisted for one of Canada’s most prestigious journalism awards. Here’s what got buried under the rock’, a cover story published in the June 1, 2015 issue has been shortlisted for the Canadian Association of Journalism award.

Council endorsed a Tourism Squamish plan to create a program that would enable the Squamish Adventure to be a hub for tourism promotion.

District of Squamish invites public's input on proposed locations for wayfinding strategy

A pioneer South Asian woman, Swaran Kaur Biln, passed away after a brief illness on April 7 in North Vancouver, just 22 days short of her 90th birthday.

Several safety committees have flagged Highway 99-Site B intersection.  

Opponents of LNG are of course entitled to follow their conscience and peacefully protest. But they cannot be allowed to short-circuit the proponent’s legal rights.

But when a government systematically fails its citizens in spite of facts, in spite of overwhelming opposition to a project, that flies in the face of common sense, Direct Action becomes unavoidable.

Sea to Sky Community Services and Squamish United Church announced a major milestone in their effort to build Centrepoint : final remediation and demolition work has begun at the site, in preparation for construction.