Local News

BC Parks offers demos at Red Heather shelter for backcountry adventurers

There will be a public memorial Saturday, Jan. 17, for a Squamish mother and son who died in a car accident Jan. 2, just outside of Lillooet.

The New York Times has listed Squamish as one of the top places to visit in 2015. On Friday, the newspaper listed Squamish 32nd on the list of 52 places from around the globe to go this year.

Proposed program came out of concern over possible closing of Stawamus Elementary

Entrepreneurs’ breakfast with mayor draws lively crowd of 100

Woodfibre LNG and FortisBC now accepted for Environmental Assessment Office review periods

The saga continues. The Annapolis will not be sunk anytime soon.

Squamish Chief reporter Ben Lypka spent an afternoon at the brand new Tube Park at the Sea to Sky Gondola on Sunday (Jan. 11). Click on the video below to check out all of the action!

Local journalist John French, who works for The Squamish Chief and Mountain FM, has accepted a new job. French will be starting as community relations manager with Woodfibre LNG on Monday, Jan. 26.

Local environmentalist John Buchanan was surprised Sunday afternoon when he came across a dead five-foot-four-inch Pacific white-sided dolphin in Howe Sound. The dolphin carcass was in the water near the old Woodfibre pulp mill site.