News
Open fire prohibition to be restricted beginning June 23
BC Wildfire Service has issued restrictions for Category 2 and Category 3 open fires in the Coastal Fire Centre, which includes Squamish. Read More
Environment Canada issues heatwave warning
Environment Canada has issued a heatwave warning for Sunday, June 20 and Monday, June21. Read More
Province Supports Local Governments to Invest In Community
Some good news to share! The Province has announced a $500,000 investment to expand the British Columbia Social Procurement Initiative (BCSPI). Read More
District of Squamish releases 2020 Annual Report
The District of Squamish has published its 2020 Annual Report complete with 2020 goals and accomplishments, goals for 2021-22, audited financial statements and permissive tax exemptions, and written in accordance with… Read More
District flags lowered for 215 hours to honour 215 Indigenous children
District of Squamish flags are flying at half-mast for 215 hours in remembrance of the 215 Indigenous children whose remains were uncovered at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School. Read More
Residents urged to take action to give Valleycliffe yearling best chance at survival
The District of Squamish and Conservation Officer Service are urging Valleycliffe residents to take extra steps in securing attractants, specifically garbage and organics totes, to protect the wellbeing of a… Read More
Amendments made to Camping Bylaw in response to public feedback
May 19, 2021 – The Squamish Camping Bylaw, which is part of a suite of bylaws to help us manage the influx of visitors each summer, was rolled back and… Read More
Residents invited to weigh in on Highlands Way North/Perth Drive traffic calming and active transportation options
Survey highlights pros and cons of four Highlands Way North options and longer-term Perth Drive vision The District of Squamish is seeking community feedback on traffic calming and active transportation measures to address speed and safety concerns in… Read More
Visitor and Camping Management Plan FAQ
A Fact Sheet and Frequently Asked Questions have been developed to help explain bylaw changes and clarify intent in relation to the Visitor and Camping Management Plan for 2021. Read More
District of Squamish launches $43.4 million Capital Plan
2021 upgrades support infrastructure, active transportation, flood protection and moreThe District of Squamish has committed to investing $43,477,930 on critical infrastructure replacement, active transportation, preventative maintenance, flood protection and capacity… Read More