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Squamish student endures racial slurs

Squamish student endures racial slurs

Don Ross Middle School administration is not dealing with racism effectively, say parents. The Sea to Sky School District says 50 staff members have taken training on bullying
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Quirky downtown area to keep its charm

Quirky downtown area to keep its charm

Artisan rental housing development proposed this time
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Brackendale trailer owners fundraise for legal fight

Riverside Trailer Park residents want ‘fair market value’ for homes
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Parents can keep kids home from school due to expected snowstorm

Parents can keep kids home from school due to expected snowstorm

So far, schools in Squamish will be open tomorrow, but School District 48 says parents can keep their children home tomorrow at their discretion due to the snowstorm that is forecast for this afternoon and tonight.
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Another townhouse project slated for Northyards

Public hearing to come for Aspen Road nine-unit complex
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Squamish sixth fastest growing community in Canada with population between 10,000 and 100,000

Squamish sixth fastest growing community in Canada with population between 10,000 and 100,000

Stats Can figures show Squamish grew nearly 14 per per cent since 2011
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Police briefs

Police briefs

Snowstorm speeder. Aggressive pit bulls. Attempted B&E. Gas tank drilled. Tailgate stolen.
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Sea to Sky entrepreneur faces the Dragons

Sea to Sky entrepreneur faces the Dragons

The Green Moustache opened a Squamish location last fall
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UPDATE: 30-40 cm of snow expected for Squamish

UPDATE: 30-40 cm of snow expected for Squamish

Drivers are warned of "hazardous winter conditions" tomorrow
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Squamish has new economic development officer

Squamish has new economic development officer

Kate Mulligan has lived in Squamish since 2015
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