Local News

After some minor changes, Squamish Council endorsed the Squamish Downtown Waterfront Concept Plan this week - despite the opposition of the Squamish Port Authority.

Members of the Hospital Employees Union (HEU) have returned to their jobs at Squamish General Hospital and Hilltop House, but are not happy with the union's decision to strike a last-minute agreement with the provincial government.

The annual spring sale and Mother's Day raffle sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary to the Squamish General Hospital will be held Saturday (May 8) from 9 a.m. to noon at St. John's Anglican Church (behind the Sea to Sky Hotel).

Spring has arrived and our songbird residents and returning migrants fill the morning air with music. A delight for us, this chorus is serious business for the birds while they establish nesting territories and attract mates.

Police fear that a man wanted in connection with a brutal sexual assault in Canmore might be in Squamish.

Conservation officers are warning residents to be more careful with their garbage as bears in the area appear to be getting bolder.

Council agrees to consider OCP amendment John French Chief Staff Writer Two local developers may get a chance to open up hundreds of acres of new housing in the Garibaldi Highlands area sooner than expected - despite concerns that development might h

Are you ready for an evening of dancing, singing and comedy as only Howe Sound Secondary's musical theatre can offer? Then do make plans to see their version of the hit Broadway musical 42nd Street.

He wasn't even expected to live more than few days, but Emilio Razzano is about to reach his first birthday - and he's not looking back.

Todd Lawson and John French Chief Staff Writers Picket lines at Squamish General Hospital (SGH) and Hilltop House were replaced on Thursday by a political protest headed up by local members of the Hospital Employees Union (HEU) as part of an initiati