Skip to content

Local News

Opinion: How Meta's news ban revives Squamish's tradition of letters to the editor

Opinion: How Meta's news ban revives Squamish's tradition of letters to the editor

'Increasingly, we find those who submit think of their letter more as a post to Facebook, with facts they don’t have to prove, that they can change anytime they like and that others won’t edit.'
Letter: Woodfibre LNG—Prosperity or rising costs of living?

Letter: Woodfibre LNG—Prosperity or rising costs of living?

'The situation we are in today, happens when politicians ignore scientists and lay their ear with industry lobbyists.'
Updated: Fire near Squamish slough renews environmental concerns of resident

Updated: Fire near Squamish slough renews environmental concerns of resident

A dumpster fire renewed a resident’s concern about the care of Wilson Slough, which connects with the Squamish Estuary and Mamquam Blind Channel. District says fire was extinguished in under 10 minutes.
Letter: Concerned about social impacts of LNG workcamp in Squamish

Letter: Concerned about social impacts of LNG workcamp in Squamish

'As a youth and girl, the threat of a workcamp in Howe Sound is a scary and frustrating idea.'
Land Act amendments will return: Sea to Sky MLA

Land Act amendments will return: Sea to Sky MLA

Proposed changes are ‘over and above’ existing legislation, MLA Jordan Sturdy says
Updated: Squamish Chamber of Commerce welcomes new executive director Anne MacKenzie

Updated: Squamish Chamber of Commerce welcomes new executive director Anne MacKenzie

MacKenzie takes over from Chris Fehr officially on March 25. 
Vancouver woman, 32, dead after incident on Blackcomb Mountain

Vancouver woman, 32, dead after incident on Blackcomb Mountain

Woman found unresponsive on 'advanced gladed trail'
Squamish Nation grieves loss of 21-year-old man following fatal crash

Squamish Nation grieves loss of 21-year-old man following fatal crash

Promising lacrosse player was struck by a taxi at or near a pedestrian crosswalk early Saturday morning
Students learn critical mine safety skills in unique Sea to Sky simulation event

Students learn critical mine safety skills in unique Sea to Sky simulation event

Mock disaster drill at Britannia Mine Museum challenges university teams in a high-stakes mine rescue competition, emphasizing safety and readiness in the mining industry.
Sea to Sky Student Film Festival returns for sophomore year

Sea to Sky Student Film Festival returns for sophomore year

The deadline for submissions is April 1
push icon
Be the first to read breaking stories. Enable push notifications on your device. Disable anytime.
No thanks