He’s all of nine, but he’s one of the top-ten mountain bikers under ten in North America. Oh yes, he's also got more than 4500 likes on his Facebook Page.

The first Squamish fitness centre was in the P.G.E. Hall on 2nd Avenue (later Hudson House; demolished 2007). Evening gym classes for youth and adults began in 1938.

By Jon StickelPublished: Jan. 10, 2014      I got a letter from President Nixon many years ago.  Often in

By Paul HudsonPublished: Jan. 10, 2014     As television personality Mike Holmes says, “when it comes to financing a

How many years have people been extracting natural gas in B.C.? Why is natural gas considered a clean resource? How much supply do we have ?

Glenn Davies, Elliot Moses, Lesley Weeks, Alice Gus Tsawaysia Spukwus, Michelle Neilson, Christy Allan, Deanna Bell, Jeff Cooke, Tracey Saxby, Stephanie Wells are ten locals appointed to the district's newly-minted brand development commitee.

Coun. Susan Chapelle will seek re-election as a councillor in the November Squamish council elections.

A vinyl fence on a Jay Crescent home in Garibaldi Highlands managed to create division of a different kind in this tony neighborhood.

A Freedom of Information request by the Squamish Reporter reveals SODC paid its CEO, Drew Stotesbury, at $218.75 per hour worked plus GST/HST to a daily maximum of $1750 plus GST/HST. SODC is willing to reveal more information on consultants and the nature of the work they did on the Oceanfront.

Site remediation for BC Rail land in Northyards is complete, and the property will come up for sale soon.

The provincial police watchdog agency has dismissed a complaint against Squamish RCMP in which a man alleged that local police officials had broken his arm while arresting him.

Garibaldi at Squamish (GAS) proponents have six months to supplement information on water, hydrology, fish, vegetation, and wildlife to the Environmental Assessment Office (EAO).

An interview with SLRD area D director, Maurice Freitag.

Raj Sherman's upbringing in Squamish with a focus on hard work and education has a lot to do with his success as a doctor and a politcian in Alberta.

The Worker’s Compensation Board of Canada has ordered the Westin Resort and Spa in Whistler to pay $71,292.86 for safety violations that led to the death of a maintenance worker in 2011.

By Nate Dolha Published: Dec. 22, 2013   We’ve lived in Valleycliffe for the last five years, and we have

By Susan MillarPublished: Dec 22, 2013       I invested in Squamish in 2006 because I believed it was

By Pierre FrielePublished: Dec. 22, 2013   I first met Frank Baumann in about 1986, as an undergrad doing summer

Until now, youth sports was exempt from any user fees. But looking to increase its revenue, the district plans to slap new fees and charges to play on the soccer and baseball fields. This will affect families like the Olivers above, who pay close to $350 for the boys to be part of both baseball and soccer leagues.

A riparian area bylaw passed by the district in 2010 has wiped out 90 per cent of Art Bartsch’s residential lot, what he calls a ‘de facto appropriation’.

It's been three years since the Squamish Sign was vandalised and destroyed in an accident. A plan to construct a new sign has since been mired in committees and consultant reports. Now, it's again being put on hold for a rebranding exercise.

Squamish wants province to amend the collective bargaining act for fire and police services and make the wages fair for local government.

The Squamish Weight Watchers group has called it quits until they can find a new leader.

Squamish humanitarian Ian MacKay is leaving for Philipines on Monday, Dec 16, to help Samaritan’s Purse provide emergency medical supplies to survivors of Typhoon Haiyan.

The Squamish chapter was started by Coreena Moukas this April, a grass-roots network to help parents take on the underfunded matrix of rare diseases together.