In the Community

Students take hands-on approach to learning, help local ‘social enterprise’

Local rescue group running first-ever junior program

Gardening personality Art Drysdale to speak at Eagle Eye Theatre

Reconnect Alternative Program student Melissa Marie Ayling makes her mark

Root for Squamish, says the Howe Sound Women’s Centre Society’s executive director.

Editor’s note: This is the third in a monthly series of articles by local historian Eric Andersen about Squamish’s history, marking 2014 as the 100th anniversary of the renaming of the community.

Check out photos from The Chief's visit to the Sea to Sky Gondola and the Dinosaur Train event by clicking on the links below or by visiting the photo gallery section of our website. Gondola - http://t.co/If32BzI85tDinosaur Train - http://bit.

Car enthusiast finds a piece of Squamish history in an old van

Careful dietary choices part of a long, healthy life for your furry friend

Pammenter Young undergoes surgery to remove brain tumour