Dana
Owner & Dispatch
Answers the phone, plans the routes, and still jumps in a van on busy Fridays.
About us
Born on the Sea-to-Sky.
A local courier company built by people who live here, drive here, and answer the phone here.
Started with one van and a simple promise
Squamish Express Courier started the way most good things in this corridor do — with a problem nobody else was solving. Getting a package from Squamish to Whistler same-day meant driving it yourself, or waiting a full day for a big-city carrier that treats Highway 99 as the end of its map.
So we built the opposite: a courier company where the corridor is the whole map. Our drivers live in Squamish, Brackendale and Pemberton. They know which loading docks are open before 8 AM, where the ferries of tourists park in July, and which switchbacks slow a van down in February.
That local knowledge is the service. It's why a law office's signed documents get to Vancouver before the afternoon cutoff, why a brewery's tap handles make it to Whistler for the weekend, and why a contractor's forgotten tool gets back to the job site before lunch.
How we run
Fast, not furious
Same-day on the corridor, every day. We publish our rates and our windows, then we hit them.
Locally owned
Every dollar stays in the corridor. No call centres, no franchise playbook — just neighbours with a van.
Straight answers
If weather closes the highway, you hear it from us first, with a plan. No surprises, no fine print.
Handle it like it's yours
Signed documents, live plants, a birthday cake — insured carriage and a driver who knows what's in the box.
The people behind the runs
You'll deal with the same few people every time. That's the point.
Marcus
Lead Driver — Corridor
Squamish to Whistler runs, winter driving specialist, knows every pullout on Highway 99.
Priya
Driver — Metro Runs
Owns the Vancouver leg. Times the Lions Gate so your documents never miss the afternoon cutoff.
7
Towns served
7
Days a week
100%
Local ownership
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