Local News

The results are in and the West Coast Railway Heritage Park set new records in 2004 in every facet of its operations.

Some time between 6 p.m. Jan. 28 and 6:40 a.m. Jan. 31 a significant amount of explosive material went missing from the Sea to Sky University construction site. Const.

The Squamish-Lillooet Regional District (SLRD) board of directors this week adopted an amendment bylaw in response to recent independent power project (IPP) development pressure on Sea to Sky corridor rivers and streams.

At least three members of District of Squamish Council are committed to campaigning to keep their jobs 10 months from now, while the rest say they haven't decided if they will seek re-election.

Business leaders in Squamish are ready to take another shot at creating a business improvement area (BIA) downtown - over the objections of some long-standing businesses.

The Chief is putting out a call for photographers interested in participating in the second annual "Day in the Life of Squamish" project. "Day in the Life" is a 32-page photo essay chronicling 24 hours in the community.

It has spread throughout 85 countries, moved into businesses, homes, schools, prisons, service groups and organizations. And it has a home in Squamish too.

The man who nearly ended John Reynolds' political career last summer was full of praise for his rival this week.

A giant mouse appeared in a local café Tuesday (Jan. 25), much to the delight of children and their families.

Squamish is about to learn everything there is to know about a small Sri Lankan village called Wanduruppuwa (pronounced Wandaroo poora).