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.

During the 1880s there were a number of schemes to settle Newfoundlanders, Scottish crofters and Norwegians on our coast.

Local and provincial governments have poured hundreds of thousands into it. Yet, seven years and $1.4 million later, the Corridor Trail has a key links missing for its completion.

Squamish Oceanfront Development Corporation has chosen Matthews Southwest Developments (MSW), and Bethel Lands Corporation (Bethel) as developers for the Oceanfront lands, but financial details have yet to be negotiated.

Five local non-profits were awarded grants worth $10,000 by the Squamish Community Foundation at the Squamish Adventure Centre on Oct. 10.

Eduardo Torres, a new resident of Squamish, is starting a 21-seater commuter van from downtown Squamish to downtown Vancouver.

While the Straight would protect Squamish from a major Tsunami, an earthquake inside the gerogia basin could generate some local tsunamis, says a UNB researcher.

In 2008, a tugboat named La Lumiere sank at a dock in Britannia Beach, spilling close to 1,000 litres of diesel fuel. Five years later, they are still fighting over who owned the vessel.

AN interview with Squamish Idol, Asia Mader

District of Squamish is paying worldwide tourism development mogul Roger Brooks International $65,000 to help rebrand Squamish.

Jason Cyr’s Tiipz wasn’t a success, but the tech entrepreneur spent little time to mourn its failure.

Sue Barker has been a volunteer at the library for the last seven years.

The residents of Sea to Sky Region, along with communities in Lower Mainland and Sunshine Coast, have to pay more for food compared to the rest of the province.

At least 10 birds not native to this region have been found freely roaming out skies. But it’s not free spirited wanderlust that brings them here.

By Lani SheldonPublished: Sept. 21, 2013   By late summer, the anticipation among parents of school-aged children for the return

District will install a new four-way stop at the intersection of Government and Depot Roads, a site of an accident that claimed the life of a mother of two children, Tanya Lee Boudewyn.

Coun. Ron Sander and Mayor Rob Kirkham will travel to Japan in November to attend the 50th anniversary of Squamish’s sister city, Shimizu.

The District of Squamish has hired Devon Guest for the newly created position of Film & Events Manager.

Plenty of berries might be keeping bears out of our way, resulting in a low wildlife activity this year compared to last.

A Vancouver based developer wants the district to set clear guidelines and act fast on a float home subdivision he proposed nearly three years ago on the Mamquam Blind Channel.

Tom Dowad doesn't want anyone using trails on his private land, until he can restore the riparian area and reorient the trails, he says.