Local News

Squamish's population is young, resourceful and educated

Vocal group of residents voice concerns and kudos at third in series of town hall meetings

Community Policing Business Link program credited with helping catch criminals

Tech giant Microsoft uses Live at Squamish to promote Bing search engine

Park users suggest ways to improve downtown playground facility with $80,000 budget

Sounders struggles continue as they lose second in a row

Men's basketball team fights back but loses to Capilano 68-62

Government Road construction uncovers eroded infrastructure and staggering waste

Residents have the power to help the Howe Sound Women's Centre extend their non-profit second hand store Pearl's 2nds by voting for a proposal that can earn organizers $25,000 to $100,000.

"We're listening, speak up and be heard" is the District of Squamish council's motto going into their third open mic town hall meeting on Oct. 26 at 7 p.m. at West Coast Railway Heritage Park. "Have at us," said Mayor Greg Gardner.