The newly elected MLA for West Vancouver-Sea to Sky, Jeremy Valeriote, is divesting his shares in an oil and gas

British Columbia is evaluating the possible economic damage from a proposed 25% tariff on all Canadian imports by U.S. president-elect

A long-standing restriction limiting grocery competition in Crowsnest Pass, Alberta, has been lifted following an investigation by the Competition Bureau.

Every fall, Squamish becomes home to one of North America’s largest congregations of wintering Bald Eagles. In the first 3

I can’t believe it’s been almost 20 years since I moved to Squamish with my two young boys. We didn’t

The Sea to Sky RCMP has donated $10,000 to a society serving veterans and first responders. On January 8, 2025,

Wildlife experts from Colorado are in BC to capture and relocate 15 gray wolves this winter as part of the

Squamish RCMP says it continues to investigate the Lions Bay landslide last month that claimed the lives of two long-time

Mountainfilm on Tour makes its highly anticipated return to Squamish on Saturday, February 15, 2025. Hosted at the Eagle Eye

Campsites in many BC Parks can be reserved for the 2025 spring camping season. Campsites can be reserved four months

A Vancouver lawyer, Samuel T.G. Cole, has been handed a six-month suspension following a legal tribunal’s decision to address professional

A local resident and avid kiteboarder is urging the District of Squamish to reconsider its recent ban on kiteboarding at

There are 11,492 homes in Squamish, but only .03% are multi-unit properties, according to new modelling data the district staff

The District of Squamish staff is seeking the council’s permission to apply for the federal Short-Term Rental Enforcement Fund (STREF)

The District’s Advisory Design Panel will review a development permit application for an industrial building at 39580 Queens Way in

The College of Complementary Health Professionals of BC has imposed interim restrictions on Surrey massage therapist Arthur DeLuis as part

Minaty Bay will serve as a backdrop for the Netflix series Resident Alien, as GEP Resident Inc. prepares to film

Lesley Weeks, the executive director of Tourism Squamish, has written a letter to the District of Squamish addressing several concerns

Golden Crust Specialities will be closing its doors after serving the community for 22 years, the owners Patrick and Wade

A popular trail on Vancouver Island has been closed due to an aggressive cougar. The Ammonite Falls Regional Trail, between

A local resident calls for immediate action to address safety issues at a crosswalk on University Boulevard, near Garibaldi Elementary

Environment Canada has issued a fog advisory for Metro Vancouver, including central areas such as the City of Vancouver, Burnaby,

According to an update from the District of Squamish, clean groundwater will be removed during the construction of MTN Village

The Squamish Environment Society has announced a successful annual eagle count, with 64 volunteers surveying 17 areas from Upper Squamish

Property owners in Squamish will soon receive their 2025 property assessments, reflecting market values as of July 1, 2024. BC