Local News

Summer is here and for many Squamish youngsters that means taking on their first real paid work. First jobs can be fun as heck, transformative, or hell, but they impact us in some way, nonetheless.

The blaze between Lions Bay and Horseshoe Bay is believed to be human-caused

My Sea to Sky calls company’s announcement ‘smoke and mirrors’

59-year-old man returned home after reported missing June 24

Land also bought for Gladstone Provincial Park

Revised rules shy away from a blanket camping ban in District

Squamish council authorized about $2 million in loans that would foot the bill for a new fire truck, as well as further work on the vertical expansion of the landfill.

Seniors will be receiving a letter of support to help them get a $25,000 federal grant under the New Horizons for Seniors program to help revitalize the lawn bowling area in Eaglewind.

As 99 North Cannabis Store among some others, still hasn’t received provincial licensing approval, Squamish council will be sending a letter of support in hopes of speeding up the process.

The District turned down a $5,000 request from the Downtown Squamish Business Improvement Association to help cover the costs of the Canada Day celebration.