The district won’t allow a building permit as the airport falls under its Cheekeye Fan Terrain Hazard Policy.

Born in Costa Rica, he was every bit a Tico who loved chasing geckos and birds.

By Paul HudsonPublished: Aug 9, 2013   At a social gathering earlier this summer, a gentleman told me he had

Six months ago, the council had directed staff to identify operating sites that might be suitable zoned for Triack. A suitable site has yet to be found.

Two Squamish food businesses are among the winners of the We Heart Local Awards, a first popular choice award of its kind in B.C.

A iPad mini and five $20 gift cards are up for grabs in a draw if you complete the district survey on downtown Squamish.

RCMP has confirmed a woman fell to her death from the Chief yesterday, Sunday, Aug. 4, afternoon.

Our local timber industry was pioneered by Easterners, who brought with them their lumberjack and log driving skills, and a culture, which included the pastime of loggers’ sports.

Art lovers in Squamish will find a lot to celebrate this month as local artists put their best work on display for Squamish Art Crawl.

Squamish RCMP has charged a 37-year-old North Vancouver resident for uttering threats and pointing a firearm at two rafters on Squamish Valley road.

SODC added another coat of red to its balance sheet, bloating its debt by a little more than $800,000.

SLRD board has voted to have Taicheng development go through a Regional Growth Strategy, a move that doesn't bode well for the project.

Eric Andersen offers a fascinating glimpse into 120 years of loggers sports in B.C.

Graham Smilie has been collecting clocks since 1975, and several of them are on display at his shop in Valleycliffe.

The exclusively female Hot on Your Heels mountain bike race is coming back for its second year on July 27.

District of Squamish will cover a part of the Development Cost Charge (DCC) and contribute $188,000 from the Affordable Reserve Fund for the Centrepoint project

Quantum Technology Corp., a firm specializing in helium systems, will now call Squamish home.

As many as 80 homes went for foreclosure sales in the last five years in Squamish.

Roxanne McCall's message is simple: “I just really want the kids to be aware and conscious, especially at night."

You may be unaware of the small war that is being fought within your body every second of the day.

Volunteers like Tracey Saxby and Deborah McQueen, and many like them, make our town a better place to live.

The ideas and vision of UBC landscape architecture students will mesh with the district planning of Squamish.

Squamish’s three grocery stores are supporting the Squamish Food Bank to encourage shoppers to purchase one bag of groceries each for the Squamish Food Bank.

In a little more than three months the District of Squamish will have new brochures, maps, posters, pole banners and new gateway signage, all reinforcing the idea that Squamish is Canada’s outdoor recreation capital.

Councillor Susan Chapelle has been granted a prestigious U.S. grant to pursue research in her field of massage therapy.