Local News

Sightings of dubious activity around the Helping Hands Society drop-in centre has one downtown resident of the newly built Artisan complex asking that site monitoring be improved.

It looks like there will be a mayoral race in Squamish this fall now that a former candidate from 2002 is "seriously considering" running for the position.

Burn survivors from across the province are enjoying summer camp - and lots of water fights - at Paradise Valley's North Vancouver Outdoor School this week.

A forest fire that swept through an acre of Paradise Valley brush last Friday (July 18) is suspected to be linked to work on CN railway tracks that occurred the previous day.

Two years after local governments lost control over the approval of Independent Power Projects (IPP), Squamish Valley residents and Squamish Lillooet Regional District (SLRD) are still feeling powerless.

The popular Mountain Woman Restaurant in Britannia Beach could be starting a second life in Squamish.

A contribution to the Squamish Access Society will not be enough to smooth over tensions about Smoke Bluffs Park filming on the eve of the Squamish Mountain Festival.

A proposed plan to bring curbside recycling to Squamish may also involve bear proofing every garbage bin in town - for a cost.

The Squamish Farmer's Market has come into bloom with more than 24 vendors - many bringing in the fruits and vegetables shoppers crave. And shoppers came in droves.

Two Sea to Sky Corridor residents are being recognized for their many years of contributions toward a distinguished body of B.C. scientists and engineers.