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Local host, tourism advocates, the business community, and government weigh in on evolving short-term rental regulations.

Moderate pollen levels are forecasted through July 9 in the Squamish area, with fungal spores and grass pollens leading allergens.

From Mediterranean-inspired dinners with live music at the gondola to a country hits dance party downtown, here are six great reasons to get out and enjoy what Squamish has planned.

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. 

By taking simple precautions, everyone can enjoy the beauty that Squamish has to offer, and make it home safely at the end of the day.

A new investigation by the Forest Practices Board has found that outdated provincial regulations are preventing effective wildfire prevention efforts in British Columbia’s Sea to Sky region and beyond.

A total of 33 employees earned more than $75,000 in 2024

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