Squamish News
“Exploring the Stories of Forestry Workers: ‘The Mill’ Exhibit Debuts at Squamish Library
On Wednesday, September 11, a new multimedia exhibit titled The Mill will open at the Squamish Public Library. The exhibit is the
B.C. targets reckless drivers with higher towing and storage fees
Effective Sunday, Sept. 1, 2024, drivers engaging in reckless driving, such as impaired driving, excessive speeding, street racing or driving
RBC GranFondo: Expect delays on Sea to Sky Highway as over 5,000 cyclists ride to Whistler
More than 5,000 cyclists are expected to participate in the RBC GranFondo Whistler ride from Vancouver to Whistler on September
District of Squamish lifts campfire ban
The campfire prohibition in all regions of the Coastal Fire Centre, including the District of Squamish, will be lifted effective
Mountain Jiujitsu Squamish: New Martial Arts Gym Opens in Squamish
Squamish has a new destination for martial arts enthusiasts with the opening of Mountain Jiujitsu Squamish, a state-of-the-art facility that
Reckless driver faces several charges after assault on police officer in North Vancouver
North Vancouver RCMP is investigating after a man allegedly drove recklessly, assaulted and attempted to disarm police officers. On August
Housing Squamish acquires Tantalus Manor to protect affordable housing
Housing Squamish and Hiy̓ám̓ta Sḵ wx̱wú7mesh Housing Society (Hiy̓ám̓Housing) have announced the purchase of Tantalus Manor with support from the
Rainfall warning issued for Howe Sound
Environment Canada has issued a rainfall warning for the Howe Sound, with heavy rain forecasted for the region. The rainfall
Who is Yuri Fulmer and why does he want to be your MLA
Yuri Fulmer, the BC Conservative candidate for West Vancouver-Sea to Sky and current chancellor of Capilano University, hasn’t had a
Blue-green algae prompts swimming advisory for Alice Lake
Vancouver Coastal Health has issued a ‘not suitable for swimming’ advisory for Alice Lake. Alice Lake is undergoing testing for