There would be more visitors walking into downtown stores if there was a wider selection of retailers and dining, events, and more convenient shopping times, says a latest district survey.

Garibaldi Highlands Elementary will have three new smart boards for each intermediate class as a result of a $9,000 grant from the Whistler Blackcomb Foundation.

Squamish Breakfast Club has served 7,870 breakfasts to elementary students in Squamish in the last one year alone.

By Nate DolhaPublished: Nov. 16, 2013   The idea of contracting services is not a new one. The corporate world

By Brad HodgePublished: Nov. 16, 2013   Recently we were treated to a debate on the merits of hiring an

Income and household data released by Stats Canada reveals far more men than women in a small pool of high income people in town.

Bill Manson's family has established a scholarship in his honour which will grant a $100,000 gift for a Capilano University music student who excels in his or her studies.

District is seeking input from residents into a proposed community chicken co-op as a solution to address community interest in raising chickens in a safe, controlled environment.

In an interview with the Reporter, Mayor Rob Kirkham and the SODC vice-chair Gregg Smyth chalk out the next steps for Oceanfront development.

SODC is refusing to release information on which other companies sent expressions of interest for the Oceanfront project.

All three SODC Board of Directors have submitted their resignation, according to a district media release.

Documents show Hutchison's company, Bethel Lands, offered to partner with SODC in 2011, asking for board control and first right of refusal in return. The proposal found great support among some SODC members, even though its acceptance would have meant losing control of a public corporation to a private developer.

A concerned mother is afraid her son will die if he stays in Lions Gate Hospital for much longer.

For the last two years, the program has enabled families new to Squamish to explore outdoor recreation activities in town for free. Now, this program is facing the axe.

A new four-storey building, right on the intersection of Pemberton and Second Ave, will replace the old Diamond Head clinic.

By Natalie PeremanPublished: Nov.9, 2013   I have a vision. The vision is that our community’s food source is sustainable

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A local geoscientist is warning the district to update its obsolete Flood Hazard Management Plan (FHMP) to reflect current standards on dikes, development and climate change.

By Lani Sheldon Published: Nov. 22, 2013   I should have known better.  I recently shared what I thought was

By Lani SheldonPublished: Oct. 20, 2013   They tell you it will be love at first sight, that you and

By Brandy WilmotPublished: Oct. 19, 2013 On Saturday, Sept 7, the world lost an amazing man. His departure, in the

Squamish Valley Music Festival brought thousands of music lovers to town and boosted local business. But it wasn’t the win-win most believe it to be, at least not for the organizers who claim they lost money on the event.

Some ideas are just worth spreading, and TEDx Squamish: Radical Shift will provide the platform for that kind of intelligent exchange on Nov. 2 at Quest University.

In an interview with the Reporter, Jayson Faulkner, the General Manager of the Sea to Sky Gondola, talks about how the gondola will change the perception of Squamish, making the town a destination in itself.

Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) is encouraging people to arm themselves against this year’s flu season by getting vaccinated.