A recent survey conducted by the Squamish Seniors Centre Society to gauge the level of interest by public over the age of 55 in the centre and the various activities brought more such surprises.

The conditional federal approval of Woodfibre LNG shows the role of ideology and realism in politics.

The modern independent individual is a big lie. We are never independent—when we are independent of society or family we are dependent on something else.

DISTRICT of Squamish has embarked on an environmental mapping project, creating a better index of forests, watercourses, wetlands, species and other sensitive eco systems in town.

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Effective Wednesday, August 17 at 12 p.m., Squamish Fire Rescue has issued a campfire ban within the District of Squamish boundaries.

Retiree Barb Rockandel volunteers her talent to run a crafts group at Hilltop House.

Food truck operators in Squamish have requested three locations for the district's 2016 Food Truck Pilot Project and the district wants to know your views on those locations.

A new off-ramp to contemporary Pacific Northwest cuisine will open up on the Sea-to-Sky Highway later this summer in downtown Squamish. Located at 37991 Second Ave, The Salted Vine Kitchen + Bar brings upscale dining to the heart of historic downtown Squamish.

The Ride to Conquer Cancer became something I could do to remember my mom and support those around who were also affected by cancer.

BAG supporters feel the district should step in and buy the property and those desires have found wings in a recent letter written to the council by environmentalist Mary Mitchell.

Third Crossing Society director Gary Fribance says a road connection from Powell River to Squamish will drive tourism, boost the economy, reduce traffic bottlenecks at the ferry terminals and string together coastal and interiors communities.

District of Squamish has added 36 new parking spots and introduced new parking rules to reduce parking congestion in downtown Squamish.

A new specialty trail and running store will soon open in Squamish. Capra will be bringing some of the most technical trail and mountain running gear to the community of Squamish, said Solana Klassen, who co-owns the store with Mike Murphy and Tyler McGowan.

The B.C. government is investing $5.4-million on safety and mobility upgrades for the Sea-to-Sky Highway from Lions Bay to Pemberton, happening this summer and fall 2016.

Early Sikh immigrants faced hardship with courage to make home in Squamish.

The community kit helps you in restoring or enhancing pollinator habitats.

Gurdev Singh Biln was an ideal immigrant who thrived on hard work and open mind.

It took three years of single-minded effort by Sikh community leaders and some divine help to find funds, land and resources to build a Sikh temple in Squamish.

Mario and Anne named their band Overcomers to reflect their own spiritual journey.

BC Liberals have acclaimed MLA Jordan Sturdy as the Party’s candidate in West Vancouver - Sea to Sky.

Rezoning green space into housing development is not appealing to me under current circumstances.

LUMBERJACK, Roller Coaster, and the Covenant are just some of the trails that could be retained and a few new ones built as an early plan to integrate a widely used trail network with inevitable residential development in Garibaldi Highlands.

AS THE world moves towards a less carbon reliant and more efficient future, the design and implementation of better transportation and congestion policy must be forefront in our decision-making.

DISTRICT of Squamish has received a rezoning application for a large development proposal that would include three separate five-story buildings with 142 condo units and 2,000 feet of commercial space, along with 34 unit float homes on Mamquam Blind Channel.