Local News

Crews are pressing ahead but work on the Sea to Sky Adventure Centre was not complete as of March 31, the initial completion deadline for the project to qualify for funding from the federal government.

Squamish conservation officers (CO) will have more time to focus on poachers and a bear management plan now that the province has deployed a new CO in Whistler.

A woman accused of holding up the Bosley's pet food store in Squamish on Oct. 17, 2004 entered a guilty plea last week.

Regular users of a trail along the Mamquam River dyke in the North Yards were dismayed to find in early March that an area thick with trees is now barren.

Here it is, time for us to get ready for Daylight Saving Time. When you retire tomorrow evening (April 2) do remember to set your clocks, watches etc. ahead one hour.

Prime Minister Paul Martin flew into Squamish Thursday (March 31) and then drove through the fog to Whistler to make a major announcement.

The Hotspot on Cleveland Avenue has an awesome, wicked and unbelievably free event for teens this Saturday (April 2). The "Awesome, Wicked, Incredibly Free Teen Event" from 12 to 7 p.m.

Canada's largest carnival supplier will roll into town early next week to cut the sky with silhouettes of a Ferris wheel and roller coasters.

A recently-commissioned public opinion poll shows major dissatisfaction with the B.C.

One person is dead after a collision between a dump truck and an automobile on Hwy. 99 at Lions Bay yesterday morning (March 31). The collision, which occurred at approximately 11 a.m. closed the highway to traffic for approximately an hour.