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A businessman who owned Mountain Internet, the local internet service provider company, when it collapsed in 2003, is currently under investigation for several serious charges by B.C.'s and Alberta's Securities Commissions. Michael J.

Changes at Shaw TV are causing some to worry the broadcasting company is losing interest in Squamish.

Council for the District of Squamish listened to the last of a series of debates on fish-bearing stream protection during a Committee of the Whole meeting Tuesday (June 4).

BC Hockey and Hockey Canada are telling young athletes and hockey officials not to associate with "outlaw leagues" such as the newly formed World Hockey Association (WHA), which recently announced its new Squamish team, the Cougars.

Interfor sells channelside property to Westmana Sylvie Paillard spaillard@squamishchief.

Council denies variance permits for duplexes Council for the District of Squamish went against a staff recommendation Tuesday (July 4) when it denied a variance permit that would allow two duplexes to be built on a lot deemed too narrow to support th

The living culture of the Squamish First Nation will bring back an ancient tradition this weekend and they are inviting the entire community to be a part of it.

For seven years, the extremely popular self-help guru T. Harv Eker has been sharing the beauty of the Squamish Valley with groupies from all over the world. Now those same visitors are helping to keep Squamish pristine.

Twenty years ago, Randolph Westphal was diagnosed with cancer and told he had one year to live.

The area around the District of Squamish is now at the highest level of wildfire alert, according to the government agency in charge of setting it.