Local News

In the wake of at least four hospitalizations and two deaths involving heroin use, the RCMP reported Tuesday (Feb. 20) that a suspected heroin dealer has been arrested - and has already been released to the community.

Jennifer Miller Whistler Question The rezoning application that would have paved the way for a London Drugs store in the heart of Whistler Village was killed this week, but the company's president said there is still the possibility of a London Drugs

This is the last weekend of Wild At Art 2007.

Initial improvements to the road through the Lillooet Lake/Harrison Lake corridor needn't cost the $275 million that the most recent B.C. government estimate projects, says the lead negotiator for the First Nations people who call the corridor home.

Parking bylaw violators be warned: the District of Squamish is on an awareness campaign, and the town may soon see tickets issued or vehicles towed.

The Tantalus Senior Centre Society is expressing concerns over design details of a new district-commissioned centre, and a representative warned mayor and council that if plans are accepted as is, the municipality could face litigation down the road.

The District of Squamish is under the watchful eye of the provincial deputy inspector of dikes after municipal staff issued a site alteration permit to allow Skye Development to remove a sea dike.

The Merrill Park Summit Trail in the Garibaldi Highlands is closed for 10 days, from Feb. 13 to Feb. 23, to clear out debris and logs following a contentious hazard tree removal project. "Starting today J. Hunter & Co.

District of Squamish of Council have decided to put a hold on moving ahead on a joint project with the School District 48 that would see a redevelopment of the field between Howe Sound Secondary School and Squamish Elementary School, due to this year

An international power-generating company is considering making Squamish its North American home base, and it could mean a significant number of local jobs.