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Protect Squamish's Wildlife — Secure trash from bears

Protect Squamish's Wildlife — Secure trash from bears

Black Bear Alert: Squamish residents need to lock up trash.
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Sea to Sky’s Howe Sound Women's Centre to be renamed

Sea to Sky’s Howe Sound Women's Centre to be renamed

New name reflects commitment to gender diversity, says executive director.
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Squamish Nation to increase monitoring of Squamish Valley for rest of summer

Squamish Nation to increase monitoring of Squamish Valley for rest of summer

Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw says it is increasing its presence in the Squamish River Valley to address community concerns.
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Photographs from Squamish’s Beyond the Valleycliffe of the Dolls bike ride

Photographs from Squamish’s Beyond the Valleycliffe of the Dolls bike ride

See pictures from a social mountain bike ride that raises money for Squamish Search and Rescue.
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PGE Nostalgia: Lost artifacts resurface in Squamish railyard

PGE Nostalgia: Lost artifacts resurface in Squamish railyard

Discover the limited-edition china saucer that survived the test of time.
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Outdoor advocates question closing Lions Bay trails over fire risk

Outdoor advocates question closing Lions Bay trails over fire risk

Acting mayor says wildfire risk too high for community
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Deal to buy Quest University didn’t include student dorms that are now for sale

Deal to buy Quest University didn’t include student dorms that are now for sale

Four dorm buildings valued at $11M each last year, according to BC Assessment
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Woodfibre LNG: Moving forward or facing uncertain obstacles?

Woodfibre LNG: Moving forward or facing uncertain obstacles?

Kitimat's Mayor shares insights on managing a large-scale LNG project.
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GranFondo and Brackendale Fall Fair return to Squamish on Sept. 9

GranFondo and Brackendale Fall Fair return to Squamish on Sept. 9

The two events return to Squamish on Sept. 9, making for a busy Saturday of events.
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John Ducker: Nothing is worth driving into a wildfire

John Ducker: Nothing is worth driving into a wildfire

If the B.C. Wildfire Service is saying “Don’t go there,” then don’t go there. No vacation, or even that great short cut route, is worth your life or the lives of your passengers.
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