You can call the Report All Poachers and Polluters hotline at (RAPP) at 1-877-952-7277 to report any information you may have on the April 20 shooting death of the bear in Garibaldi Highlands.

There is a seemingly innocuous element on Highway 99 that can cause serious injury and even death — the lack of concrete barriers that divide the Highway 99.

The Squamish Slo Pitch Association (SSPA) and the District of Squamish will team up on Saturday night to officially turn on the new field lights at Hendrickson Fields.

Woodfibre LNG Limited announced today that its Singapore-based affiliate Woodfibre LNG Export Pte Ltd. (Woodfibre LNG Export) has signed an agreement with Guangzhou Gas Group Co., Ltd (Guangzhou Gas Group) concerning potential LNG offtake of 1 mtpa of the liquefied natural gas (LNG) for 25 years starting in 2020.

The small timber fire that began Saturday evening is completely contained and fire crews are on mop up stage. Mop-up occurs after a fire, or any part of a fire, is controlled.

Many enhancements to tourism in Squamish don’t need big money but mere attention to nuance and detail. Signs, like the one above, are either not properly visible or they are marred by graffiti.

The Squamish Reporter has been shortlisted for one of Canada’s most prestigious journalism awards. Here’s what got buried under the rock’, a cover story published in the June 1, 2015 issue has been shortlisted for the Canadian Association of Journalism award.

Council endorsed a Tourism Squamish plan to create a program that would enable the Squamish Adventure to be a hub for tourism promotion.

District of Squamish invites public's input on proposed locations for wayfinding strategy

A pioneer South Asian woman, Swaran Kaur Biln, passed away after a brief illness on April 7 in North Vancouver, just 22 days short of her 90th birthday.

Several safety committees have flagged Highway 99-Site B intersection.  

Opponents of LNG are of course entitled to follow their conscience and peacefully protest. But they cannot be allowed to short-circuit the proponent’s legal rights.

But when a government systematically fails its citizens in spite of facts, in spite of overwhelming opposition to a project, that flies in the face of common sense, Direct Action becomes unavoidable.

Sea to Sky Community Services and Squamish United Church announced a major milestone in their effort to build Centrepoint : final remediation and demolition work has begun at the site, in preparation for construction.

There will be something for everyone on April 30, including food, entertainment, displays, and student research projects. And the best part, it’s free.

As parking problem in downtown Squamish grows, we must think of effective, long-term solutions now.

Janet Bride of HollisWealth has been included in Wealth Professional magazine’s Women of Influence report. This annual list honours 42 women who are leading the charge in the transformation of the industry.

Whether it’s a stroll in the forest, watching your bulbs start to come up for the first time of the season or even the first hummingbird of the year: I really stop and “smell the roses.”

Coun. Susan Chappelle brought forward the motion asking the Mayor write a letter to Whistler council to discuss reinstating the regional transit between the two communities.

Chelsea’s Agora Gallery will feature the original work of Squamish artist Leilani in Forms and Formalities. Agora Gallery opens its doors for public viewing of this exhibition on April 1st with a reception on Thursday April 7.

Woodfibre LNG Limited announced today that the Woodfibre LNG Project has received environmental approval from the federal government.

WHEN I was 10-year-old, my 14-year-old sister died of a rare and irreversible genetic illness. As you may imagine, the emotional and physical challenges faced by my family leading up to and after her passing were numerous.

THE CHASM between the monetary and the social value of a home has never been greater than it is now.

Real estate booms as Squamish finally gets the attention it deserves but we need more affordable housing for those who don't want to be priced out of town.

An expert audit report ignored by he council shows the community needs to ask some serious questions on fire safety and thinking that goes into decision-making behind the closed doors of the District of Squamish.