In the Community

Also, a wave of groovy beats is set to hit Trickster's Hideout as Triple Threat: Whistler Takeover takes over the venue on July 18, promising a night of rolling rhythms and dance floor energy.

From gleaming MGs to local classics, dozens of vintage vehicles drew crowds to a sunny Saturday gathering in Squamish.

The developers behind the new supportive housing project on Government Road won't have to provide as many works and services upgrades on the two roads it fronts. 

At age 50, Vancouver fire department mechanic Patrick Reed isn’t slowing down—in fact, he’s speeding up. Fresh off his second appearance at the World Police and Fire Games, he returned home with an impressive haul of 10 medals.

This Saturday, history will be on full display as vintage vehicles line up alongside historic locomotives at the Railway Museum of British Columbia.

Woodfibre LNG's recent public information session on a potential second floating workers' accommodation for its Squamish project was marked by an unusual calm, contrasting with the company's typically heated reception at public hearings.

The District gathered the results of a citizen satisfaction survey which went out to a randomized group of residents. The results may surprise you. 

The coffee and bakehouse is teaming up with Endless Pawsabilities Rescue Society to find seven puppies their fur-ever home in Squamish. 

A thorough search has been completed and the man was last seen three days ago.