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The Squamish Estuary trails have been reopened after a woman received non-life threatening injuries after being bitten by a black bear on May 10. Conservation determined the attack was defensive in nature and the bear won't be captured or put down.

District announces campfire ban beginning on May 16 at noon.

‘Aquilini remains committed to developing a world-class all-season resort,’ reads the project’s website after the decision.

The Northern Lights were in full display this weekend

The letter from a lead company associated with the Eagle Mountain-Woodfibre Natural Gas Project touches on accommodations and community safety

Traffic moving between Furry Creek and Britannia Beach on the Sea to Sky Highway.

Council signed off on parental leave for one member, but want the province to change rules so elected officials can take parental leave without colleague approval

Squamish council gave second reading to rezoning for the ‘Village on Bailey’ proposed development on the edge of downtown Squamish, paving the way for a future public hearing.

WLNG president Christine Kennedy said they were committed to finding a path forward with the District.

Two were arrested on May 9 for the theft of a vehicle in Paradise Valley