In the Community

‘I actually call it the learning mullet, you've got toys up front, but then in the back, it's really STEM skills and learning,‘ says co-creator.

While most watched the skies anxiously as wildfires raged near Brackendale, one engineering student was watching data streams. Felix Perron used simple tools to build a live aircraft tracking system from scratch.

As it enters its ninth year, the Squamish Beer Festival is undergoing major changes—from a larger venue to an expanded focus on arts, food, and live entertainment.

The District of Squamish has released its annual Statement of Financial Information (SOFI) for 2024, revealing top earners among elected officials, municipal staff, and contractors.

Photographer and videographer Jeremy Allen launches Rented Local to fill a gap in the market and put extra money in locals' pockets.

Also, despite progress in containing the Dryden Creek blaze, evacuation orders remain in place for two properties due to slope instability caused by the fire.

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 favourite local fruits.

In the latest redevelopment of Britannia Village, a new general store has opened, offering not only groceries but also liquor, coffee, and fresh, handmade pizza.

Saturday, June 14, Squamish grads celebrate prom 2025 at Capilano University.

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