The BC Conservative Party has vowed to improve regional transit services in the Sea-to-Sky corridor, focusing on expanding options to

District staff are backing a reduction in visitor parking spaces for a proposed townhouse development on Britannia Avenue, citing strong

In the last month, two local politicians have snarkily referred to the FortiBC lodge as a ‘man camp.’ While rejecting

BC NDP says it will look into bringing commuter rail back to the Sea to Sky Region. In an election

Being an effective MLA means more than just complaining about the issues facing our riding and province. It means being

The Downtown Squamish Business Improvement Association (DSBIA) is inviting the community to a festive community event, the Pumpkin Patch in

A local environmental group has urged the District of Squamish to stand against a provincial RCMP critical response unit. Spencer

The District of Squamish and developers Kingswood Properties and Bosa Properties marked the official opening of a new Districtowned community

A motorcyclist was killed late Wednesday night in a single-vehicle collision on Marine Drive, police has confirmed. The accident occurred

A family of a missing man is asking for the public’s assistance in the search for Scott Phillips, a 43-year-old

A prolific offender with more than 50 criminal convictions is back in custody after stealing a police car Sunday morning

A spectre haunts Mayor Armand Hurford: The male FortisBC worker out to enjoy a Saturday evening in Squamish. As he

BC Green Party leader Sonia Furstenau has criticized NDP and BC Conservatives for supporting expanding liquefied natural gas (LNG) developments,

Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) has issued a drug alert for Squamish after a white powder sold as cocaine tested positive

Neighbourhood Craft will return to Downtown Squamish for its seasonal market with 20+ artists, designers and creative people from Squamish

Vancouver area experienced a mild earthquake today, measuring 3.8 on the Richter scale. The quake’s epicentre was 21 kilometres west

The Province has opened comments for a new pedestrian bridge linking the under-construction Redbridge development to the District’s trail system

The District of Squamish has issued caution after reports of bear activity in the Squamish Estuary. District said both incidents

John Rustad says his party would end ICBC’s monopoly and bring fair, competitive car insurance to drivers across the province.

The Competition Bureau has obtained a court order to advance its investigation into potential anti-competitive conduct by the Canadian Real

The Britannia Mine Museum is gearing up for two weekends of Halloween fun with its “Fang-tastic” event series, running on

Construction of the new Fire Hall 2 on Tantalus Road is now over, marking the completion of the second of

Trying to merge onto Cleveland Ave to leave Squamish? Repeat this mantra: Keep calm and show super-human patience. Keep calm

Residents of Squamish are invited to attend an open house on October 9 to learn about proposed amendments to the

Editor’s Note: Social media giants are hogging advertising dollars from local media. Please subscribe to the Squamish Reporter and help