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B.C. changes visiting rules at seniors' care homes as COVID-19 wanes

B.C. changes visiting rules at seniors' care homes as COVID-19 wanes

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Squamish COVID-19 testing site to close

Squamish COVID-19 testing site to close

Testing ends at site on March 19; tests are available for 40+ elsewhere.
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Wage parity the remaining hurdle to cross in stalled Sea to Sky transit talks

Wage parity the remaining hurdle to cross in stalled Sea to Sky transit talks

‘Progress was made’ but wage parity remains a sticking point; no future negotiations scheduled
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Crown land leaseholders in rural Squamish see ‘rent’ increases of up to 266%

Crown land leaseholders in rural Squamish see ‘rent’ increases of up to 266%

Sea to Sky MLA proposes a bill that offers a solution; the provincial government is assessing the situation.
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B.C.’s COVID-19 restrictions lift: a much-needed break for Squamish businesses

B.C.’s COVID-19 restrictions lift: a much-needed break for Squamish businesses

Local Businesses feel a sigh of relief as BC’s COVID-19 restrictions begin to loosen.
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B.C. COVID-19 hospitalizations fall below 300

B.C. COVID-19 hospitalizations fall below 300

Seven COVID-19 deaths raise province's pandemic death toll to 2,960.
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Plan in the works for CapU campus on Squamish oceanfront

Plan in the works for CapU campus on Squamish oceanfront

Capilano University will pay $5 million for two acres of property in the Oceanfront Squamish development.
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Squamish RCMP seek public's help to solve this 32-year-old murder case

Squamish RCMP seek public's help to solve this 32-year-old murder case

Retired school teacher Kathleen Vauden Kermode was killed in her Sunset Beach home in 1990.
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B.C. has eight COVID-19 deaths in past day

B.C. has eight COVID-19 deaths in past day

Number of COVID-19 patients in B.C. hospitals continues to decline.
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B.C. government launches review of pandemic response

B.C. government launches review of pandemic response

British Columbians have until April 20 to submit their feedback about how they have been affected by the government's response to the pandemic. 
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