Squamish News
Construction on Squamish supportive housing project to start in late 2027
Full construction work on the supportive housing building planned for 39900 Government Road is now targeted to begin in late
Human remains found at Alta Lake, RCMP launches investigation
Emergency crews responded to Alta Lake near Rainbow Park on Sunday afternoon, June 21, after human remains were discovered in
One dead in Britannia Beach backcountry as SAR responds to five calls in two days
Sea to Sky RCMP is renewing calls for backcountry preparedness after a brutal stretch over the weekend of June 20-21
Meet the Squamish volunteers serving the Railway Museum of B.C.
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Tourism Squamish, local mountain bike org launch trail stewardship fundraising campaign
Tourism Squamish and the Squamish Off-Road Cycling Association (SORCA) have launched a summer campaign aimed at getting visitors to financially
SSCS wants residents feedback before survey closes June 30
Sea to Sky Community Services (SSCS) is asking residents, partners, and community leaders across the corridor to weigh in on
Province opens refund claims for students of shuttered Squamish boarding school
The BC Ministry of Education and Child Care has opened a bond claim process for former students of Phoenix Magnet
Squamish Council backs RCMSAR’s push for permanent home, but not anytime soon
Squamish Council has approved a process to help the volunteer run Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue (RCMSAR) to establish
Squamish biologist fundraises for surgery Canada won’t cover
Squamish biologist Meagan Leicht is raising funds to access surgery for a debilitating condition that Canada’s healthcare system does not
Squamish teens are fundraising for Young Life camp
Every summer for over a decade, a group of Squamish teenagers has piled onto a coach bus and headed off