Local News

Have you noticed something happening in the backyards, the parks and the natural spaces of Squamish? A presence so familiar in our community and in this landscape that we seem to take it for granted at this time of year? This "something" is the oldes

A young Squamish man who was recruited by the RCMP had a potentially great policing career ahead of him. But today, Satnam Dhaliwal's work with the police force is basically over after he admitted he made some bad decisions.

Celebrate Earth Day at the seventh annual Brohm Lake Clean-Up Sunday, April 25 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Everyone is welcome to take part both as spectators and volunteers.

Each year a National Day of Mourning for workers killed and injured on the job is commemorated. This Sunday (April 25) the community of Squamish is invited to attend this special service at 10:45 a.m.

Public info meeting Tuesday at Muni Hall John French Chief Staff Writer Mayor Ian Sutherland said he wanted a zero per cent budgetary increase and this week Squamish council made it happen.

Unionized workers in the health sector served strike notice Thursday (April 22).

Shane Bennett didn't have a very good Easter weekend despite that fact that got to ride in a helicopter and a speeding ambulance.

"It is time for the elders to listen to the child's voice.

The last thing Woodfibre needs is a work stoppage, but the local pulp mill is facing that possibility due to the tugboat and barge operator strike on the B.C. coast. Dave Ingram, the Western Pulp Partnership Ltd.

With a blue sky above, wet ground below and fresh air all around an quick yet important ceremony was held at the top of The Boulevard Tuesday (April 20).