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About a Squamish local: Lessons in business and life

About a Squamish local: Lessons in business and life

Q&A with Jennifer Just, former owner of The Green Moustache Organic Café.
Squamish company showcases its hydrogen liquefier

Squamish company showcases its hydrogen liquefier

Quantum Technology makes a case for hydrogen power and its role in that future.
BC company launches e-bike-motorcycle crossover

BC company launches e-bike-motorcycle crossover

Squamish-based electric vehicle startup Lyric Cycles soon to demo ‘Graffiti’ in Vancouver.
Record-breaking transit strike ends

Record-breaking transit strike ends

Sea to Sky residents eager to get back on the bus.
Penny AI breaks big

Penny AI breaks big

With a new investment of $27 million USD, Squamish company is looking to expand.
Discover Squamish: Two new foodie options in Squamish

Discover Squamish: Two new foodie options in Squamish

'I've worked in hospitality for more than 30 years and I think just the [industry has] gone through an incredible transformation. It will get better, but there were the 'before times' for hospitality and then there is now. The entire industry has changed – overnight. I honestly don't believe it will ever be the same again.'
Discover Squamish: Businesses that opened or expanded during uncertain pandemic times

Discover Squamish: Businesses that opened or expanded during uncertain pandemic times

Businesses that have opened or expanded during these extraordinary two years each have their unique stories, but they also have shared experiences of risk rewarded and dreams pursued.
Human error remains the biggest cybersecurity issue for businesses post-pandemic

Human error remains the biggest cybersecurity issue for businesses post-pandemic

Canadian chief information security officers have seen an increase in targeted cyberattacks on organizations' systems but believe the expectations of officers are excessive.
'Blind to women's realities': Uber and Doordash put workers at risk, find B.C. researchers

'Blind to women's realities': Uber and Doordash put workers at risk, find B.C. researchers

Gig-working apps like Uber and Doordash fail to acknowledge the realities of women workers' experiences, thus putting them at personal and financial risk, according to new study.
Supply chain pain may last past summer for B.C.’s car dealers

Supply chain pain may last past summer for B.C.’s car dealers

Number of new cars available to dealerships in the province hits record low
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