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It’s time to show some love for our local heroes: the small businesses in our community

Creating a high-performance home that is more energy efficient, better for the environment and provides greater comfort begins paying off as soon as you move in.

Small businesses are the backbone of the Canadian economy, bringing jobs, new products and a sense of identity to their communities. In B.C., the Sea to Sky community of Squamish leads the pack in boasting a robust local economy.

While you won't be able to visit the summit on the Sea to Sky Gondola to celebrate the holidays this year, fear not because the festivities will be coming to you.

The BC Women’s Health Foundation is launching a new fundraising initiative. Starting Nov. 16, B.C. residents can buy tickets online for the Foundation’s 50/50 draw up until the closing date of Dec. 18.

Fall is well underway, bringing in cooler temperatures, shorter days and even snow along the Sea to Sky in B.C. As this pandemic drags into the colder season, it’s especially important to be proactive about our health and wellness this season.

Despite new COVID-19 protocols, students at Coast Mountain Academy (CMA) are off to a great start for the new school year. “During these uncertain times, students need to feel safe and have a sense of things they can rely on.

Thinking about installing a new fireplace? Not sure whether to opt for wood or gas? Both types have their advantages, depending on what you’re looking for.

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed life as we know it. The “new normal” of working and schooling remotely is likely to have many of us homebound for the unforeseeable future.

A new school in downtown Squamish provides after-school science, technology, engineering, math (STEM) education, English as a second language (ESL) courses and French courses for students from kindergarten to grade 12.