Squamish News
Brohm Ridge wildfire being held
The wildfire on Brohm Ridge is being held, which means it is projected to remain within the current perimeter, control
Family sues Province, Village of Lions Bay in fatal 2024 landslide
The children of Barbara and David Enns, who were killed in a 2024 landslide in Lions Bay, along with two
Human-caused Squamish wildfire grows to eight hectares
Update: The Out-of-Control wildfire near Squamish is burning at eight acres and is human-caused. Out of Control means a wildfire
Railway Museum of BC to host inaugural ‘Buddy & Friends Children’s Festival’
The Railway Museum of British Columbia is launching its inaugural Buddy & Friends Children’s Festival on the first weekend of
Where do candidates stand on affordable housing in Squamish
With the federal by-election set for April 28 in the West Vancouver–Sunshine Coast–Sea to Sky Country riding, local non-profit Housing
Lions Bay SAR warns against using ChatGPT after rescue
Lions Bay Search and Rescue is urging hikers not to rely on ChatGPT or Google Maps for backcountry navigation after
District of Squamish launches Citizen Satisfaction Survey
The District of Squamish is conducting a Citizen Satisfaction Survey (CSS) that will be mailed to a random sample of households
Squamish driver charged with stunt driving in Northern Ontario
A 59-year-old Squamish driver faces a stunt driving charge after being stopped for travelling more than twice the speed limit
Coyotes attack off-leash dog in Alice Lake Provincial Park trails
BC Parks advises caution after a report of coyotes attacking a dog in the Alice Lake Provincial Park trails. “There
GoFundMe for Squamish teen battling Lymphoma
A GoFundMe has been launched for a Squamish family after their teenage son, Hunter Vallee-Brooks, faces a critical medical battle











