Squamish News
Squamish joins federal Housing Design Catalogue program
MP Patrick Weiler, and Mayor Armand Hurford announced June 29 that Squamish joined a national program offering pre-approved home designs,
Lots for Sale in Lillooet
Seven buildable lots are still available in Lillooet, British Columbia, offering a rare opportunity to put down roots in one
Celebrate Canada Day at Sk̲wx̲wú7mesh Squamish Together on July 1
Downtown Squamish will host the fourth annual Sk̲wx̲wú7mesh Squamish Together celebration on Canada Day, offering a free, family-friendly event in
Municipal spending continues to increase in BC, pushing up taxes: Report
A new report from the Business Council of British Columbia (BCBC) finds that municipal spending across the province has grown
Squamish’s Destination Stewards back on trails for sixth summer
Squamish’s Destination Steward team is back on the trails and in the parks this summer, continuing a program now in
Place Glacier outburst flood risk triggers evacuation order northeast of Pemberton
The Squamish-Lillooet Regional District issued an evacuation order for residents of 24 properties in the Poole Creek and Gates Lake
Squamish Council greenlights engagement plan for Newport Ridge
The District of Squamish Council voted on June 23, 2026 to endorse the engagement strategy for the Newport Ridge Neighbourhood
Canadians proudest of flag, hockey and armed forces: poll
Pride in the Canadian Armed Forces, the national flag, and hockey topped a new national survey measuring pride in Canadian
What would resident-centered governance look like?
Last year, Squamish was listed as having the second-highest cost of living in the province, surpassed only by Whistler. Adding
Public won’t be allowed input on location of temporary housing site in Squamish
BC Housing confirmed at its presentation to council this week that residents will not get direct input on where the