In the Community

Saturday, June 14, Squamish grads celebrate prom 2025 at Capilano University. Check back later for more photos from the event!

With planes flying overhead battling wildfires and smoke lingering in the air, you might expect business to slow down—but not at Daniel's Fruit Stand, where customers keep coming for their favorite local fruits.

Kyle Kulas and partner Tiffany Brunke spotted the animal while on a walk on June 12. 

As the Dryden Creek wildfire continues into its second week, the people of Squamish are stepping up—not just with resources, but with heartfelt words of appreciation. From 'daffodils' to social media shoutouts, gratitude is pouring in for the brave men and women on the frontlines.

Samantha Little’s new book is a psychological thriller set in a fictional town inspired by the Sea to Sky Corridor.

'We have made the decision to postpone tomorrow's screening of Pride vs. Prejudice: The Delwin Vriend Story to a later date due to the active wildfire that is posing an imminent threat to the Brackendale.'

‘I say that not in a way of resignation or throwing a towel in or going quietly,’ Hurford said at the annual Mayor’s Luncheon on June 9.

The wheels are turning again for Route 5 South Park. BC Transit has confirmed that its popular seasonal route will resume operations on June 9, complete with complimentary weekend service.

Mohawk singer-songwriter Logan Staats will headline the Squamish Beer Festival on June 21. Known for his soulful blend of folk-rock, Staats brings award-winning talent and powerful storytelling to the stage.

Almost six months on from the tragic incident on Dec. 14, 2024, the District of Squamish has shared what worked and what was learned from the landslide.