The second location of Tim Hortons on Garibaldi Way will open on Nov. 1, but CIBC customers will have to wait till next year for the adjoining bank to open.

The district plans to create a temporary new park on a Blind Channel waterfront site it recently acquired from the province.

In an interview with Gagandeep Ghuman, Wolfgang Richter, founder and vice-president of Garibaldi at Squamish, traces the chequered history of a project that has become synonymous with his name.

While 2013 is shaping up to be one of the busiest years for ground search and rescue, their friends on the sea have been no less busy.

Stefan Butler and Sarah Laurenson are in the business of farming on others’ property and selling the fruits of their labour locally.

By Wolfgang WittenburgPublished: Sept 7, 2013   A lively debate took place at St. John Anglican Church on June 20.

Two years ago I began the task of obtaining lights for the Squamish Skate Park.

VISUALS president Kate Rurka talks about the first ever Squamish Art Crawl, a showcase of artistic talent in Squamish, from Aug. 3 to Sept. 22. Above, Linda Wagner with her art at the library.

In September, Squamish’s most needy will have access to healthy and affordable chef prepared meals, thanks to a grant from the Salvation Army headquarters in Toronto.

A proposed Garibaldi Estate subdivision is slowly moving ahead, nine months after it was approved in the council chambers.

There will be strawberries and spinach and lettuce, and there would be marijuana, tested and researched for efficacy, efficiency, and mass production.

After waiting eight months for the district to review the Portable Food Vending bylaw, Michael Paul and his pizza truck dream have driven down to West Vancouver

Around northern Howe Sound a substantial community of Japanese immigrants and Nisei (second generation Japanese-Canadians) had become established since the early 1920s.

By G.Elijah DannPublished: Aug. 24     As I wrote this, southern Alberta was being hit by vicious flooding, creating

From Sept. 1 onwards, local transit users won’t have to depend on others or stay at home for lack of a ride.

Local RCMP has arrested a man who was trying to sell a firearm in the Dentville neighbourhood on Tuesday, Aug. 13.

The District of Squamish has reverted back to Stage 2 water restrictions, allowing lawn watering to take place one day per week.

Squamishers looking for inspiration might find it at the intersection of Cleveland Ave. and Main Street in downtown Squamish.

William Wallace’s dream of having his own live-in studio with gallery space for art shows still seems impossible, but he is hanging in there.

On Tuesday, Aug. 6, RCMP recovered two kayaks that were stolen from a Valleycliffe residence.

If you weren't among the estimated 17,000 festival-goers this weekend, here's some of what you missed.

Local trail builder Ted Tempany is busy working on three trails atop the Sea to Sky Gondola, each with its own distinctive features.

By Lani SheldonPublished: Aug 10, 2013   By no means have I ever considered myself a writer.  My brain was

Outdoor recreation lifetsyle, small town with proximity to Vancouver and Whistler, relative affordability are all brining new entreprenuers to town, says our Economic Development Officer, Dan McRae.

It’s been almost three years since a Richmond-based contractor and some local subcontractors waged a legal battle for payment, and justice, for their work on the formerly Holiday Inn hotel.