Squamish Men’s Shed marks 10 years with a free celebration at Westwinds on Nov. 14, featuring workshop visits, project ...

Squamish partners remind residents consumer fireworks are banned for the Halloween weekend, with extra RCMP presence in ...

Downtown Squamish businesses are competing in the Great Halloween Window Showdown. Voting runs Oct. 24 to Oct. 31, with the ...

Canada’s three most threatening volcanoes are near Sea to Sky communities, yet none is monitored to the standard recommended ...

The British Columbia Utilities Commission is collecting pricing and profit-margin data from Sea to Sky fuel retailers amid ...

Mayor Armand Hurford reflected on the weight of office, John French recalled tears at a ceremony, and Chris Pettingill asked residents to give their incoming representatives “some grace” as Squamish ...

Conservative candidate Ayla Dumais has committed to secure up to $15 million over two years, if elected, for a regional express bus pilot linking West Vancouver, Squamish, Whistler and Pemberton.

The Squamish Community Foundation is accepting applications for the 2027 Community Enhancement Grants until November 16, 2026.

Squamish Council is scheduled to consider adopting new development and amenity charges for co-living housing on October 6. The proposed development cost charge is $11,603 per private sleeping unit, ...

People often ask why I care so much about Squamish. Some of it is my job, since I help families find homes here. But mostly because I grew up in this town, and now I’m raising my own kids here.

Legal proceedings Woodfibre LNG commenced against the District of Squamish in 2025 and 2026 would be dismissed by consent if council approves a proposed 10-year financial arrangement with the company.

Mayor and council should vote no on the proposed Woodfibre LNG agreement. They should do so for two reasons: the agreement does not guarantee the lasting community benefit Squamish should expect from ...